A top soul band, a hip venue and Coors at £3 a pint - get there early to get a seat was the uppermost thought in my mind. For some unfathomable reason it wasn't the uppermost thought in many other people's mind - their loss and a more tangible one for Warren!
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December
Mon 09: Harmony Brass @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Mon 09: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Wheatsheaf, Benton Sq., Whitley Road, Palmersville NE12 9SU. Tel: 0191 266 8137. 1:00pm. Free.
Mon 09: Michael Young Trio @ The Engine Room, Sunderland. 6:30-8:30pm. Free.
Mon 09: Trio Grand @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Free.
Mon 09: James Birkett Trio @ The Black Bull, Blaydon. 8:00pm. £10.00.
Tue 10: Customs House Big Band @ All Saints Church Hall, Cleadon. 7:30pm. £6.00. The CHBB’s annual Xmas concert featuring Ruth Lambert. A BYOB gig!
Wed 11: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Wed 11: Cath Stephens’ improvisation workshop @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 4:30-6:00pm. Collaborative group focusing on vocal improvisations.
Wed 11: Darlington Big Band @ Darlington & Simpson Rolling Mills Social Club, Darlington. 7:00pm. Free. Rehearsal session (open to the public).
Wed 11: The Tannery Jam Session @ The Tannery, Gilesgate, Hexham. 7:00-9:00pm. Free. Second Wednesday in the month.
Wed 11: Take it to the Bridge @ The Globe, Newcastle. 7:30pm. Free.
Thu 12: Vieux Carré Hot 4 @ Spanish City, Whitley Bay. 12 noon. £27.00. (inc. three -course meal).
Thu 12: Jason Isaacs @ St. James’ STACK, Newcastle. 5:00-6:45pm. Free. Vocalist Isaacs working with backing tapes.
Thu 12: Stuart Turner @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Thu 12: Tees Hot Club @ Dorman’s Club, Middlesborough. 8:30pm. Free. Guests: Jeremy McMurray (keys); Mark Toomey (alto sax); Donna Hewitt (tenor sax); Kevin Eland (trumpet); Ron Smith (bass).
Fri 13: Dean Stockdale Trio @ Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland. 1:00pm. £8.00.
Fri 13: Classic Swing @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 13: Rendezvous Jazz @ The Monkseaton Arms. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 13: New Orleans Preservation Jazz Band @ The Oxbridge Hotel, Stockton. 1:00pm. £5.00.
Fri 13: Bellavana @ Revoluçion de Cuba, Newcastle. 3:00-5:00pm. Free.
Fri 13: Joe Steels Trio @ The Pele, Corbridge. 7:00pm. Free.
Fri 13: Customs House Big Band @ Stocksfield Community Association. 7:00pm. Featuring Ruth Lambert.
Fri 13: Paul Edis & Friends: A Jazzy Xmas @ St Cuthbert’s Centre, Crook. 7:30pm. £15.00.
Fri 13: Strictly Smokin’ Big Band @ Gosforth Civic Theatre, Newcastle. 7:30pm. £19.00. + bf. First night of two.
Fri 13: Ransom Van @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Fri 13: Boys of Brass @ Hoochie Coochie, Newcastle. 9:00pm. £10.00.
Sat 14: Jambone @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 6:15pm. Free but ticketed.
Sat 14: Abbie Finn Trio @ The Vault, Darlington. 7:00pm.
Sat 14: Red Kites Jazz @ Staiths Café, Autumn Dr., Gateshead. 7:00pm. Free.
Sat 14 Lapwing Jazz Trio @ Three Sheets to the Wind, Alnwick. 7:00pm. Free.
Sat 14: Strictly Smokin’ Big Band @ Gosforth Civic Theatre, Newcastle. 7:30pm. £19.00. + bf. Second night of two.
Sat 14: Papa G’s Troves @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Sun 15: Musicians Unlimited @ Jackson’s Wharf, Hartlepool. 12 noon. £8.50. Xmas party feat. Musicians Unlimited + Customs House Big Band. SOLD OUT!
Sun 15: Paul Edis & Friends: A Jazzy Xmas @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 2:00pm.
Sun 15: 4B @ The Ticket Office, Whitley Bay. 3:00pm. Free.
Sun 15: Mitch Laddie Band @ Tyne Bar, Ouseburn, Newcastle. 4:00pm. Free. Superb blues power trio.
Sun 15: Leeway @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 7:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Sun 15: Tweed River Jazz Band @ Barrels Ale House, Berwick. 7:00pm. Free.
Sun 15: Paul Edis & Friends: A Jazzy Xmas @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 8:00pm.
Sun 15: Alligator Gumbo @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm.
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Thursday, June 30, 2022
Lights Out by Nine @ Hoochie Coochie - June 30
Tonight @ Hoochie
“LIGHTS OUT BY NINE are a perfect mixture of soul, funk and rhythm & blues, backed up by Hammond, Horns and Harmonies, and combined with a tight rhythm section to deliver a mixture of strong original material, along with a selection of classic tracks and gems from some of their favourite writers, including artists they have worked with, AWB, Hamish Stuart and Paul Carrack. Expect the sound of Southern Soul, and the STAX and Muscle Shoals stables!
Album Review: Vicki Burns – Lotus Blossom Days
An album from yet another very good jazz songstress who is accompanied by instrumentalists who are well on the money. This poses the reviewer, with the problem of what to say that is original. I must do it otherwise the Editor-In-Chief will sack me! Help!
Album review: Lady Blackbird - Black Acid Soul
I notice Lady Blackbird getting a lot of love in the new edition of Jazzwise (the one with Charles Lloyd on the cover) as she’s on at the Love Supreme festival at glistening Glyne in Sussex, so I thought I’d dig out this album and give it another listen. Actually, it didn’t take much digging as it’s lived in a pile next to the CD player since I bought it last year.
The Clark Tracey Orchestra: Duke Ellington - Music from the Sacred Concerts @ York Minster - June 29
A curate's egg!
It may seem unfair to dismiss some of Ellington's finest work played by sixteen of the UK's top jazz musicians with those three words but, so be it.
The difficulty for me was the attempt to integrate the music with the various ecclesiastical, often quite lengthy, portions of the concert/service.
The fact that the congregation, that filled the caverness and architecturally beautiful building, appeared to comprise of jazz people, regular churchgoers, tourists and curious freeloaders meant that what appealed to one didn't necessarily appeal to the other with the exception of Junior Laniyan whose hoofing pressed everyone's buttons.
Mike Hope w. Paul Hartley Trio @ the Railway, Stockport - June 28
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
Right on time at precisely 9 pm in walked Mike Hope and, without further ado, launched into Charlie Parker's Cool Blues. Those of you who, like myself, started listening to jazz on 78 rpm records will no doubt remember that Parker made a big impact when he recorded that number on the US Dial label, which was issued here in the UK on the Vogue label. Ross Russell who founded Dial records in 1946 had a big seller with Cool Blues and including the great Erroll Garner as pianist on this disc was an inspired move.
Black Swan jam - June 28
Tuesday, June 28, 2022
Album review: Caleb Wheeler Curtis - Heatmap
To quote from the blurb: a heatmap is a way to show where the action is happening.
Well, there is certainly plenty action happening on this, the third album by fiery alto saxist Curtis. He's blistering, he's paintstripping and, when the music demands it, he's also tender and introspective. However, when the chips are down he goes for the jugular. Not a man to meet at a jam session in a dark alley or at a Wednesday night prayer meeting unless, like Curtis, you have Evans, Revis and Cleaver in your corner.
Monday, June 27, 2022
Album review (Various artists); Heart of Mine - The Songs of Ross Lorraine
Heart Of Mine is the new album from the unique and versatile composer and
pianist Ross Lorraine. Heart Of Mine is produced by jazz
figurehead Claire Martin and features the vocal talents of Liane Carroll,
Gwyneth Herbert, Ian Shaw, Luca Manning, Sara Colman and Claire Martin
herself: a cast of guest singers who represent the very best vocal jazz talent
in the UK and internationally.
Each protagonist lends their own incomparable style to the project, creating a captivating showcase and a diverse and entertaining realisation of Lorraine’s original compositions. Moreover, the dexterous and imaginative talents of Rob Barron on piano, Mike Walker on guitar, Laurence Cottle on bass and Elliott Henshaw on drums further fortifies the project, making the sum of all parts a tour de force of musical brilliance.
The Darlington Big Band @ Dorman's, Middlesbrough - June 23
Richard Weatherall Trio @ the Railway, Stockport - June 26
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
In his opening announcement to the Railway audience Richard mentioned that he had recently been playing in Liverpool as part of the Frank Griffith Nonet and that he had had the use of an instrument costing £60,000. I don’t know how much the upright piano here at the Railway cost but Richard seemed very happy with it, and he certainly got a great sound out of it as he always does. The bass and drums duties were in the very capable hands of Ed Harrison and Eryl Roberts who are frequent visitors to this venue.
Tune In to Marcus Roberts (Wednesday)
Sunday, June 26, 2022
More Glastonbury
What can I say about Diana? This self-confessed 78 years old icon was supreme! With a hot horn section, a rhythm section to die for and a backing group augmented by several thousand fans who knew all the words of her hits she scored big time - even the security guards at the front of the stage were doing choreography!
Glastonbury: the Geordie Connection
How many liggies would you swop for a ligature?
Just been reading about a new sooper-dooper saxophone ligature which retails at $425 (they also do a budget version which is a snip at $225). My jaw dropped when I realised that the price didn't include the saxophone, a mouthpiece and a reed but was just for the bit that clips the reed to the mouthpiece!
Reminds me of when I bought an upmarket lig - albeit not in the above price range.
I tried it out and, would you believe it? I sounded like Earl Bostic! Only problem was I was trying to sound like Johnny Hodges!
Did Bird ever worry about ligatures? I doubt it - at least not from a sax mouthpiece point of view.
Thoughts on ligs, reeds, mouthpieces etc. please - Lance
Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time Sundays 6.30-8.00pm. (Repeat Tuesdays 8.00-9.30 p.m.)
Playlist 26/06/22 (Repeated 28.06.22)
Request from Opus 4: Oscar Peterson Trio, Miles Davis Sonny Rollins
Zoe Gilbert/ Andy Champion pick their tracks and talk Jazz.
Charles Mingus, Masada Piram, Sheila Jordan, Rebecca Paris, Carmen McRae, Bill Evans, Ella Fitzgerald.
What’s on in the NE : Hot Fingers.
Request: Chet Baker.
New Release: Runar Norsett.
Strayhorn: Composer of the Week (June 27-July 1)
Hancock's Half Hour
Glastonbury doesn't often feature on BSH however, tonight on BBC 4 from 8:00pm-9:00pm there's a one hour programme split between Herbie Hancock and Kacey Musgraves - country and western artist.
Prior to that on BBC 1 at 6:45pm Diana Ross struts her stuff. Lance
Saturday, June 25, 2022
Mellyisms
Jeremy Corbyn @ the Albion Gin and Ale House - June 25
It may be totally out of the (my) remit of BSH to post this item but, from day one when, was it Blair, Chamberlain or Disraeli who lived rent free in Downing St?, I vowed that this site would be 100% apolitical. Music is music, jazz is jazz and politics is politics and ne'er the twain shall meet.
Today, however, down at my local boozer - The Albion Gin and Ale House, in Jarrow - no less a person than the former leader of the Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn was holding court.
The Finntet @ The Gala - June 24
Friday, June 24, 2022
ISQ: This Bird Has Flown (LIVE @ Pizza Express Live Soho 8/6/22)
Mo Scott @ The Globe - June 23
Thursday, June 23, 2022
Album review: Duke Ellington Live at the Berlin Jazz Festival 1969-1973 - The Lost Recordings
Cat Anderson, Cootie Williams, Mercer Ellington (trumpets); Lawrence Brown?? (trombones); Johnny Hodges, Russell Procope (alto sax); Paul Gonsalves, Harold Ashby (tenor sax); Harry Carney (baritone sax); Duke Ellington (piano); Wild Bill Davis (organ); Rufus Jones (drums), Baby Lawrence (tap dancing). Rec. Nov. 8, 1969.
The personnel in the booklet is incomplete. Based on my recollections of seeing both houses of Ellington's 70th Birthday Concert on Nov. 27, 1969 at Newcastle City Hall I think I can safely add Chuck Connors (trombone), Norris Turney (alto sax), Victor Gaskin (bass) and possibly, Rolf Ericsson (trumpet). The notes are in French, German and English and, because of the lack of visual contrast between text and background are almost indecipherable - will they never learn?
Album review: Chris Allard & Ross Stanley - Tortugas
Chris Allard (guitar); Ross Stanley (piano).
An interesting duo set by two fine musicians working in a format we don't usually associate with them. It is, in many ways, as much an extemporised classical performance as an improvised jazz one - if there is a difference!
The interplay between guitar and piano brings to mind John Lewis and Milt Jackson with MJQ and, to my mind, exudes more warmth. They seem to have an intuitive sense of direction as to who's going where and as to what will and will not work.
It may be well rehearsed but, if it is, they have managed to retain a feeling of spontaneity.
Wednesday, June 22, 2022
Dean takes Oscar to the Lit & Phil!
Preview: Jazz and more at the Black Swan (June 23)!
Trefor Owen @ the Railway, Stockport - June 21
Trefor Owen, Andy Hulme (guitars)(© Jeff Pritchard)
I was expecting Trefor to be fronting his usual line-up of two guitars, bass and tenor sax but tonight there was only two guitarists on the bandstand. Not sure why this occurred but it meant that we heard a grand total of fifteen tunes. We got to hear a varied selection of numbers ranging from show tunes, Wes Montgomery compositions and some well known standards.
Album review: Jean Toussaint Allstar 6tet – Live at The Jazz Café (Lyte Records)
This is a strange one. I noticed it on its release in 2019 and added it to my ‘git list’ of albums to look out for. Then it disappeared and turned up again online at a silly price on the big river. Then, on my last visit to that big fancy London a couple of months back, it was up for £12 in Ray’s Jazz in Foyles. A quick flash of plastic and it was in the bag. Then I was prompted by an e-mail from them at Sage Gateshead to flash the plastic again and book for Toussaint’s visit there on November 26 so I thought I’d give it another whirl and pass on my thoughts.
I got those washday blues
Tuesday, June 21, 2022
Album review: Brian Molley Quartet + Krishna Kishor - Intercontinental
A very good album from someone I hadn’t heard of
before. It has a full, rich, panoramic sound that lets every voice in the group
be heard clearly. The inclusion of Krishna Kapoor, on some tracks, both adds a
new dimension and takes the group in a south Indian direction.
The opener, Crocodile and the Plover Bird starts with some solid, thunking acoustic bass before some lovely interplay between all the band. Lovely bluesy phrasing and a soaring sax solo by Molley is backed by dancing percussion and Tom Gibbs excelling with fluid runs on the piano. How this all fits with crocodiles and plover birds I’m not sure. (The plover is the avian toothpick that sorts out the debris that remains in the crocodile’s mouth after lunch.)
Blues, Jazz and Swing Festival @ The Exchange Theatre
The Exchange Theatre, North Shields has an exciting Blues, Jazz and Swing Festival coming up starting on July 1.
A weekend of performance, conversation and events celebrating the influence of jazz across the region.
With music to suit all tastes and events for curious jazz-novices or aficionados alike, this is a chance to dance, learn or just sit back in the café and enjoy the vibes.
Gabe Baltazar (November 1, 1929 - June 12, 2022)
Well remembered by myself from concerts and recordings by the Stan Kenton Orchestra.
One particular concert that stands out was in 1963 at Newcastle City Hall. This was the band that had a section of mellophoniums - an instrument produced by Conn specifically for the Kenton outfit. Baltazar played lead alto and contributed some fiery solos in the manner of his predecessor Lennie Niehaus. The band included Steve Marcus on tenor, Jiggs Whigham on trombone and Dee Barton on drums.
Jamie Toms @ Blaydon Jazz Club - June 20
(© R. Veitch) |
Monday, June 20, 2022
Album review: Beverley Church Hogan - Sweet Invitation
Three years ago I enthused over BCH's debut album - Can't Get Out of This Mood. I loved it and, erroneously, assumed that that was it. In my defence, I based my assumption on the fact that she was 83 years old at the time. Most singers, by the time they reach such venerable status are either retired or well over the hill.
Dean Stockdale Trio @ the Railway, Stockport - June 19
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
Things got underway tonight with a medium tempo version of Thelonious Monk’s blues, Blue Monk and although Dean was playing his Nord keyboard he got the sound just about as near to a good piano sound as it’s possible to get. With a first rate rhythm team of Gavin Barras and Gaz Hughes on board the scene was set for some excellent modern jazz and that is what this trio produced.
Preview: Tonite! Jamie Toms plays Blaydon Jazz Club
Sunday Night @ the Globe: Louise Dodds Quartet - June 19
(© Sheila Herrick) |
Ann Alex wrote a lovely review for BSH of Louise Dodds' current album The Story Needs an Ending so much so that I knew I had to hear Louise and the band doing it live when they stopped off at the Globe on their promotional tour of the album.
(© Sheila Herrick) |
Sunday, June 19, 2022
Joe Steels Trio @ J's & B's, Fenham, Newcastle - June 19
Strictly Smokin' Big Band @ Cobalt, Newcastle - June 18
bar and more. Rows of sturdy plastic chairs set out on a concrete floor, all seats were sold out in advance, similarly standing room was at a premium.
Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time. Playlist 19.06.22 (Repeated 21.06.22)
Request: Tony Bennett/ Diana Krall, Bobby Timmons Trio.
Fathers’ Day: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra, Horace Silver, Brad Mehldau, Cannonball Adderley, Eartha Kitt, Earl Hines, Glenn Miller.
What’s on in the NE. Stu Collingwood, Abbie Finn.
Fathers’ Day Request: Duke Ellington & Johnny Hodges.
Looking forward to the 26th: Zoe Gilby & Andy Champion.
Remembering the FATHER of the Blues W.C. Handy - Stephanie Trick and Paolo Alderighi.
John Coltrane.
Knats @ Summer by the River 2022
As well as contending with whatever the weather gods decide at this open air event, the small matter of a national rail strike is making logistics interesting! To coincide with the gig they are releasing a studio recording of a new song on Wednesday: 500 Fils (sic: named after a politically symbolic Bahraini coin, rather than King's drumming!) See HERE.
ARQ @ Sage Gateshead - June 18
Alison Rayner (bass/bass guitar); Diane McLoughlin (tenor/sop sax); Deirdre Cartwright (guitar); Steve Lodder (piano); Buster Birch (drums).
The competition at Sage Gateshead was fierce. In Sage One Opera North were unleashing five hours of Wagner's Parsifal "a story of suffering, compassion, and, ultimately, redemption, centred on the community of knights who guard the Holy Grail" - not your typical Saturday night out in Gateshead.
True, the Wagnerians pulled in more punters than ARQ did in Sage Two but, percentage-wise, I'd gamble that fewer people, if any, fell asleep in the smaller Hall - Wagner does tend to go on a bit.
Saturday, June 18, 2022
Tonight @ Sage Gateshead - ARQ
(© Ken Drew) |
Having heard the band at the Globe on both sides of the pandemic - most recently in October 2021 - I can only concur with the above. This a band that has appeal for jazz enthusiasts of all persuasions and well worth hearing whether for the first or the umpteenth time. 8:00pm start. Lance
Preview: Louise Dodds Quartet @ the Globe - Sunday (June 19)
A much loved and highly respected figure on the UK jazz scene, Scottish jazz vocalist Louise Dodds released her first album in 9 years in March this year. The album, ‘The Story Needs an Ending’, was also Louise’s first fully original album. Since its launch at Pizza Express Jazz Club, Louise and her quartet have taken the album on a tour of the UK, and are delighted to be making their debut at The Globe. The album features 10 original tracks, rooted in jazz but also with the art of song writing at their core. They are all written about Louise’s own life experiences, touching on subjects such as grief, female intuition, emancipation and learning to trust life again, and are both moving and uplifting. TICKETS.
Colin Aitchison meets up with Bob Hunt
Click on the link below to listen - Lance
Friday, June 17, 2022
Preview: The Simon Spillett Big Band @ Wigan Jazz Festival
Album review: Vic Parker at the Quebec Hotel
A live 1976 recording from a couple of sessions at the Quebec Hotel, Cardiff. Complete with crowd noises, it brings back memories of so many sessions, in so many venues, in so many places. Places where the punters could drink, maybe dance, singalong and chat without being given dirty looks whilst still appreciating the music.
The pub was demolished in 2012 and had it not been for this treasured archival gem from Chris Hodgkins may well have now been long forgotten.
Thank goodness it hasn't!
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- Album review: Chris Allard & Ross Stanley - Tortugas
- Dean takes Oscar to the Lit & Phil!
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- I got those washday blues
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- Blues, Jazz and Swing Festival @ The Exchange Theatre
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- Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time. Playlist 19.06.22 (Repe...
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