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October
Sun 13: Am Jam @ The Globe, Newcastle. 2:00pm. Free.
Sun 13: Emma Wilson @ Tyne Bar, Newcastle. 4:00pm. Free. Blues.
Sun 13: Catfish Keith @ The Cluny. 7:00pm. Country blues.
Sun 13: Lindsay Hannon + Eleanor Adams @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 7:00pm. A 'Jar on the Bar' gig. Note, this is a change to the previously advertised gig.
Sun 13: Dulcie May Moreno Quartet @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm.
Sun 13: Jazz Jam @ Fabio’s, Saddler St., Durham. 8:00pm. Free. A DUJS event. All welcome.
Mon 14: Harmony Brass @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Mon 14: Black is the Color of My Voice @ Hippodrome, Darlington. 7:30pm. Apphia Campbell’s one-woman show inspired by Nina Simone, performed by Nicholle Cherrie.
Tue 15: Jam session @ The Black Swan, Newcastle. 7:30pm. Free. House trio: Alan Law (piano), Paul Grainger (double bass), Bailey Rudd (drums).
Wed 16: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Wed 16: Cath Stephens’ improvisation workshop @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 4:30-6:00pm. Collaborative group focusing on vocal improvisations.
Wed 16: Darlington Big Band @ Darlington & Simpson Rolling Mills Social Club, Darlington. 7:00pm. Free. Rehearsal session (open to the public).
Wed 16: Take it to the Bridge @ The Globe, Newcastle. 7:30pm. Free.
Thu 17: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Holystone, Whitley Road, North Tyneside. 1:00pm. Free.
Thu 17: Olivia Cuttill Quintet @ King’s Hall, Newcastle University. 1:15pm. Free.
Thu 17: Moonlight Serenade Orchestra UK: Glenn Miller & Big Band Spectacular @ Phoenix Theatre, Blyth. 7:30pm.
Thu 17: Merlin Roxby @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Free. Ragtime piano. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Thu 17: Niffi Osiyemi Trio @ The Harbour View, Sunderland. 8:00pm. Free.
Thu 17: Tees Hot Club @ Dorman’s Club, Middlesborough. Guests Jeremy McMurray (keys);
Richie Emmerson (tenor sax); Mark Toomey (alto sax); Adrian Beadnell (bass). 8:30pm. Free.
Fri 18: Classic Swing @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 18: Rendezvous Jazz @ The Monkseaton Arms. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 18: New Orleans Preservation Jazz Band @ The Oxbridge Hotel, Stockton. 1:00pm. £5.00.
Fri 18: Hot Club du Nord @ St Cuthbert’s, Crook. 7:30pm.
Fri 18: Chet Set @ Seventeen Nineteen, Hendon, Sunderland. 7:30pm. Pete Tanton & co.
Fri 18: Michael Woods @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. Doors 7:30pm (upstairs). A Hoodoo Blues dance & social event. £10.00. class & social (£10.00., £7.50., £5.00. social only). Michael Woods (country blues guitar) on stage 9:00pm.
Fri 18: East Coast Swing Band @ Hexham Abbey. 7:30pm. £9.00.
Fri 18: Ben Crosland Quartet @ Traveller’s Rest, Darlington. 8:00pm. Opus 4 Jazz Club.
Fri 18: Durham University Jazz Society’s ‘High Standards’ @ Music Dept. Music Room, Divinity House, Palace Green, Durham University DH1 3RS. 8:009-30pm. Tel: 0191 334 1419. £7.00., £5.00.
Fri 18: Ray Stubbs R&B All Stars @ Blues Underground, Nelson St., Newcastle. 9:00pm. Free.
Sat 19: Sat 19: Paula Jackman’s Jazz Masters @ St Augustine’s Parish Centre, Darlington. 12:30pm. Darlington New Orleans Jazz Club.
Jeff Hewer Trio @ The Vault, Darlington. 7:00pm. Free.
Sat 19: Howlin’ Mat @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Country blues guitar & vocals. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
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Friday, September 30, 2022
Peter Morgan Trio. "All Blues". At Dorman's - Sept. 29
Blue Note Re:imagined II released today.
(Press release)
The second instalment of the Blue Note Re:imagined series, featuring reworked and newly recorded Blue Note classics from an array of rising UK stars, is released today (Friday September 30).
A prime example of the eight-decade-plus power of Blue Note’s jazz to endure and inspire future generations to keep creating anew, the Re:Imagined series taps into the burgeoning UK jazz scene that has found global popularity over the last decade. Volume two sees the likes of fast-emerging vocalists Cherise, Ego Ella May, Maya Delilah and Kay Young, 9-piece afro-jazz outfit Nubiyan Twist and an array of trailblazing instrumentalists including Binker Golding, Yazz Ahmed, Daniel Casimir, Theon Cross and Reuben James reimagining tracks from Blue Note’s most legendary alumni including Donald Byrd, Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Marlena Shaw and Cassandra Wilson.
Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music 2022 CZAJKA & PUCHACZ + Mark Solbgorg + Anthropology @ The Newcastle Literary & Philosophical Society - Sept. 29
(© Ken Drew) |
Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time Sundays 6.30pm - 8.00pm. (Repeat Tuesdays 8.00pm - 9.30 p.m.)
https://www.ayclifferadio.co.
Playlist 02/10/22. (Repeated Tuesday 04/10/22)
Anita Wardell.
RIP: Pharoah Sanders.
Birthday Memories: Oscar Pettiford, Art Tatum/ Lionel Hampton/ Buddy Rich, Dave Holland, Django Bates.
Requests: Hank Mobley, Gordon Goodwin Big Phat Band.
What’s On In the NE: Paul Skerritt & The Danny Miller Big Band, Dean Stockdale, Chip Wickham.
New Release: Henry Godfrey Jazz Orchestra.
Album review: Brian Lynch & Spheres of Influence – Songbook Vol. 2: Dance The Way U Want To (Hollistic MusicWorks)
Latin Jazz, Afro-Caribbean rhythms; they say the hips don’t lie but mine have been known to tell a few fibs in their time. What should go left goes right and vice-versa and I have an ASBO prohibiting me from twerking by court order. But two minutes of this and things are moving, maybe going with the flow and letting your legs, unconsciously, do their thing is the answer and your arse will follow.
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Album review: Fleur Stevenson & Pete Billington For All we Know
Don't do what I did which was to sigh and say, "Not another chick singing standards that every wannabe from time immemorial has done and that's without mentioning the Ellas Peggys and Billies".
That was before I actually got around to listening to what is actually a very fine album.
Stevenson has one of those gentle voices, the kind that creeps up on you rather than one that hits you in the face. Peggy Lee and Blossom Dearie had that quality - Daryl Sherman still does and Fleur is close to that league.
The Ushaw Ensemble @ King's Hall, Newcastle University - Sept. 29
(© Ken Drew) |
Magnificent! Or possibly St. Cuthbert would have preferred Magnificat, whatever, this did what it said on the tin or, to be more precise, in the programme notes.
Normally, most of the pre-gig notes (if any) merely consist of brief biographies and quotes from such august publications as DownBeat, Jazzwise and even (on rare occasions) Bebop Spoken Here!
However, this afternoon on Newcastle Uni's headed notepaper we had the life and times of St. Cuthbert documented up to his death in 687AD. And, possibly of greater interest to the assembled throng other than the students of Divinity, details of the soloists which enabled us to keep track of where we were in the holy man's inspirational journey throughout the then Northumbria.
Preview: Lenny Henry's Got the Blues - Sky Arts (Thursday)
Laura Jurd's Big Friendly Album Tour @ Sage Gateshead - Sept. 28
The best laid schemes of mice and men do indeed oft gang awry and tonight was no exception. Laura Jurd 8:00pm - 10:00pm book a taxi for 10:10pm what could possibly gang aft agley?
Well, someone in their wisdom decided that a half hour spot from a non-jazz singer/songwriter would whet the jazz audience's appetite and, in doing so, put my schedule out of sync - time, tides and taxis wait for no one.
So, although I missed the last 30 minutes of the band's 90 minutes set what I did hear was brilliantly executed. It was exciting, inventive, mega original and fun.
Wednesday, September 28, 2022
A blue plaque for Club A'Gogo
Paul Hartley Quartet featuring Bryan Pendleton play the music of Rodgers and Hart @ the Railway, Stockport - Sept 30
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
The last time Bryan Pendleton headlined at the Railway was on April 26 when he fronted a quintet playing the music of George Shearing. For last night's show Bryan delved into the vast amount of songs composed by the prolific partnership of Rodgers and Hart whose output between 1919-1943 totaled over 500 numbers. They collaborated on 28 Stage musicals, many films featured their songs and it must have been a hard task for Bryan to choose 15 tunes from such a wealth of material.
Album review: Jim Witzel Trio & Quartet - Feelin' It
Some good old down home bluesy funkified soul as typified by 1960s Blue Note artists such as Jimmy Smith, McDuff and McGriff mixed in with some standards and The Beatles' Norwegian Wood which I suppose these days can also be classed as a standard.
Five trio tracks - the standards - and three quartet work outs on Witzel originals. It's music to listen to, to dance to, to imagine you're in a bar, not necessarily a jazz joint, back then in any big American city, although probably not Nashville.
Tuesday, September 27, 2022
Lewis Watson Quartet @ Blaydon Jazz Club - Sept. 26
(© Roly Veitch) |
Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music 2022: Skylla + Pete Wareham, Ruth Goller, Will Glaser @ Bobiks,The Punch Bowl, Jesmond - Sept. 25
(© Ken Drew) |
Pete Wareham (sax, flute, electronics); Ruth Goller(bass, vocals); Will Glaser (drums)
The festival's second night at Bobiks was a very serious affair. Deeply heavy improvised music with little or no chat from anyone on stage. However, since this was The Guardians of the Underworld maybe it was time for acute listening rather than two way communication.
(© Ken Drew) |
WE'RE BACK!
Fingers crossed, those pesky gremlins have been sent packing and we're back in business!
Monday, September 26, 2022
Buy your ticket to the 30th Marsden Jazz Festival and help secure its future.
Frank Griffith Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - Sept. 25
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
Here at the Railway I arrived early in order to grab a good seat in front of the bandstand and the room was already starting to fill up with the usual Sunday night regulars. Ed Harrison was the first of the band to arrive but by the time 9pm rolled around there were no other musicians to be seen. This was weird as I’ve always found that bass players are normally the last to arrive at gigs but, on further investigation, it appeared that both Frank and Victor were on their way and had got delayed for traffic reasons. The next to arrive was Richard Wetherall and you could almost hear a sigh of relief from the assembled jazz fans.
This Sunday @ the Prohibition Bar - Celebrating the Life and Music of Pharoah Sanders
The Sun Ra Arkestra, with whom Sanders played in the 1960s tweeted: Pharoah Sanders Sun Ra Arkestra alumnus has departed this planet.
Closer to home, guitarist Tom Atkinson has assembled a band of disciples to pay tribute to one of the founders of Spiritual Jazz this Sunday (Oct. 2) at the Prohibition Bar on Pink Lane. See poster for details - Lance
Laura Jurd on the radio, Laura Jurd on tour
Sue Mingus (April 2, 1930 - Sept. 24, 2022)
Her relationship with Charles Mingus, particularly during his latter years, are told without gloss in her book Tonight At Noon - A Love Story.
Sunday, September 25, 2022
Harry Keeble Quartet @ The Gala Theatre, Durham - Sept. 23
(© B. Ebbatson) |
By way of a preview of the music to be heard on a forthcoming album, the Harry Keeble Quartet presented a 'play-through' to the Gala Theatre's lunchtime audience. Keeble indicated he would prefer to let the music speak for itself and keep the talking to a minimum. And with that Keeble counted them in. Mark Williams sported a Telecaster, Andy Champion a five-string bass, Abbie Finn her familiar custom-made kit.
Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music 2022 Archipelago + Bartholomew + Taupe @ Bobiks, The Punch Bowl, Jesmond - Sept. 24
(© Ken Drew) |
Bartholomew – Electronics
Taupe - Jamie Stockbridge (alto sax, electronics); Mile Parr-Burnham (guitar, objects, synths); Adam Stapleford (drums)
A full house at Bobiks created a great atmosphere for the first of the two weekend gigs in the upstairs venue within the Jesmond hostelry. First up saw local favourite Archipelago turn in a superb performance despite having to contend with a somewhat iffy sound system. A mellow start soon burst into a skronking high energy blast to send the room rocking. It was all high energy stuff. There were a couple of vocals from Faye MacCalman and an eastern themed piece with Faye MacCalman on clarinet which featured a great John Pope bass solo. A song full of loops with a highland twist saw Christian Alderson on drums excel and bring the set to a splendid conclusion.
Kirk Lightsey Quartet @ Ronnie Scott's - Sept. 22
Sugarfoot Strut @ The Morden Arms, Greenwich - Sept. 22
Emma Smith's Meshuga Baby @ Ronnie Scott's - Sept. 21
Pendulums: Music for Bellringers, Improvisers and Electronics @ St. Georges Church, Jesmond - Sept. 23
(© Ken Drew) |
Andrew Woodhead (compositions, conduction, keyboards, electronics); Charlotte Keeffe, Sam Wooster (trumpet); Sam Andreae, Lee Griffiths (alto sax); Alicia Gardener-Trejo, Helen Papaioannou (baritone sax); Sarah Farmer (live visuals) + 8 Bellringers from the Newcastle Diocesan Association of Church Ringers led by Kristopher King.
Album review: Keith Jarrett - Bordeaux Concert
Keith Jarrett (piano)
Recorded live in 2016 at Auditorium, Opéra National, Bordeaux, Jarrett plays a suite consisting of some 13 movements numbered Bordeaux I - XIII. That Jarrett is a master pianist is beyond question. Likewise as an innovator, he has taken contemporary jazz piano into previously unexplored territory even further than legends such as Evans, Corea or Hancock.
Saturday, September 24, 2022
Giacomo Smith's Hot Five @ Ronnie Scott's - Sept. 21
TJ Johnson @ Jamboree, London - Sept. 21
TJ Johnson (piano, vocals) + Brian Everington (tenor sax)
Milano Happy Jazz Festival @ Spirit de Milan - Sunday Sept. 18
Pharoah Sanders (Oct. 13, 1940 - Sept. 24, 2022)
The death has been announced of saxophonist Pharoah Sanders - may he Rest In Peace. OBITUARY - Lance
Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time Sundays 6.30-8.00pm (repeat Tuesdays 8.00-9.30pm)
Playlist 25/09/22. (Repeated Tuesday 27/09/22)
RIP: Ramsey Lewis, Joey DeFrancesco.
Requests from the Jeff Barnhart session: Eubie Blake, Ella Fitzgerald, Vienna Art Orchestra.
Requests: Count Basie, Fletcher Henderson, Frank Sinatra, Gordon Goodwin arrangement.
What’s on in Scotland: Matt Carmichael, Scottish National Jazz Orchestra.
Joe Pass, Ella Fitzgerald, Coleman Hawkins.
Birthdays: John Coltrane.
Seasonal: Benny Carter. George Shearing, Cannonball Adderley/Miles Davis.
Friday, September 23, 2022
Album review: Raph Clarkson's Dissolute Society - This is How we Grow.
Warm Up Events for Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music 2022 start tonight with a very special performance at St.Georges Church in Jesmond.
Doors:
7.30pm. Music: 7.45pm - 9.00pm
This event is BYOB we will not be running a bar in the Church but you are welcome to bring some refreshments along.
Thursday, September 22, 2022
Book review: Francesco Balena - The Scale Omnibus
There were twelve major ones and another twenty four minor ones (twelve each, harmonic and melodic). It was usually at this point that the wheat was sorted from chaff. The latter became politicians, truck drivers, window cleaners or played the banjo.
Madeleine Peyroux & Ni Maxine @ Sage Gateshead - Sept. 21
This, I think, was the fourth time that I've heard Madeleine at the soon to be renamed Sage Gateshead and, upon reflection, the best of the lot!
Promoted as the Careless Love Forever World Tour - named after her iconic 2004 album now reissued in a deluxe package - from the get go it reminded me how wonderful that album was and that the singer had lost none of her original qualities 18 years later.
Wednesday, September 21, 2022
Freddie Garner Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - Sept. 20
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
Lots of interesting tunes were played tonight by the Freddie Garner Quartet including compositions by Sonny Rollins, Mulgrew Miller, Kenny Barron, Kenny Garrett, Horace Silver, Tadd Dameron and Jay Jay Johnson. Jim Collins who sounds great on both alto and tenor sax was in top form tonight and his rendition of Jay Jay Johnson’s Lament was one of the many highlights. This was the only ballad played tonight and strange to say there were no twelve bar blues performed in either of the two sets.
Preview: Paul Skerritt w. Danny Miller Big Band - Oct. 8
The venue is the Westovian Theatre down near the sea front and the show starts at 7:30pm.
It's a big band/vocal concert not to be missed with top north east singer Paul Skerritt and top north west big band the Danny Miller Big Band putting on a show that is guaranteed to have your feet tapping - close your eyes and you'll be in Vegas at The Sands or Caesars Palace. But no, don't close your eyes because Skerritt is a mover as well as a singer and you can't get Colmans fish and chips in Vegas. Lance
Jam Session @ the Black Swan - Sept. 20
The house trio got the show on the road with a bluesy number followed by I Only Have Eyes For You and All the Things You Are both with delightful out of tempo intros by Alan Law.
Tuesday, September 20, 2022
Brigitte Beraha’s Lucid Dreamers @ The Globe September 18
(© Ken Drew) |
Showcasing the band’s second album Blink - which couldn’t be a more appropriate name as the hallucinatory soundscape Lucid Dreamers produced certainly induced a blissful dreamlike state into many of the audience.
Brigitte Beraha’s coupling of superb voice with electronic activity board created a wonderful and absorbing tapestry aided and abetted by a seriously good band. George Crowley is currently one of the country’s leading saxophone players and everything he touched on Sunday turned to gold.
Milano Happy Jazz Fest @ Spirit de Milan - Saturday Sept. 17
Monday, September 19, 2022
Album review: Samara Joy - Linger Awhile
The hottest/coolest jazz vocalist on the planet is, with this new release, even hotter and cooler than ever. She's more adventurous, more her own person. The Sassy feel is still there but no longer dominant, just a suggestion of her early inspiration. That she's also absorbed the teachings of Ella and Billie hover in the distance but, for me, more than any of those gals, it's Jon Hendricks who I hear the most in her phrasing, particularly when she does a few bars here and there of vocalese.
Good Queen Bess
The streets were deserted, the buses empty and so was my local pub which had opened earlier out of respect or maybe in the hope of pulling in a few more punters. As it turned out there was only me with a jug of ale, a book of verse and a thou (barmaid).
I watched the funeral procession which was like Wagner's Ring Circle and seemed to last twice as long albeit with lots of soldiers, sailors and airmen in their colourful uniforms - a bit like a light operetta in slow motion.
Suzanne Fonseca Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - Sept. 18
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
This was an evening of great tunes, mainly standards and who better to interpret them than top trombonist Suzanne Fonseca and her team of outstanding musicians. Some of the numbers were done in bossa nova style but all maintained my interest and were well received by an audience of all age groups.
The opening number, Ellington’s In A Mellotone was played at the maestro's original medium tempo and, straight away, I was impressed by the great sound Robin Dewhurst was producing on the house upright piano.
Preview: Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music - Sept. 29 - Oct. 2
(Press release)
In 1995 the original Newcastle Jazz Festival closed its doors, leaving a void in the city, until Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music was launched for the first edition in 2017. Responding to the cities need for a contemporary grass roots jazz festival, the programme proudly presents an innovative and diverse international line up, celebrating and pushing boundaries that challenge perceptions of jazz and improvisation.
Sunday, September 18, 2022
Album review: Grant Geissman - BLOOZ
The album title sums it up - BLOOZ. And blues it is indeed! Brilliantly played by a guitarist, now with 16 albums to his name. Geissman, composed all 12 tracks and each have at least one name guest to add to the occasion without in any way detracting from the leader. That these include Randy Brecker, Tom Scott and Joe Bonamassa speaks volumes.
Saturday, September 17, 2022
Album review: Wollesen/Ferm - Heart in Hand
An unusual and interesting album by Americans Ferm and Wollesen along with two highly regarded Danish musicians. It's probing, explorative and, if I'm truthful, not entirely to my taste although I could well be in the minority. The quality of the playing is impeccable. Ferm in particular has a beautiful sound on tenor and the arrangements show the individuals in a favourable light. It's a mix of Scandinavian folk and contemporary European jazz albeit not without a touch of New York.
Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time Sundays 6.30- 8.00 (Repeat Tuesdays 8.00-9.30 p.m.)
https://www.ayclifferadio.co.
Playlist 18/09/22. (Repeated Tuesday 20/08/22)
In Memoriam: Wynton Marsalis & Eric Clapton.*
Request: Chris Tyle's Silver Leaf Jazz Band of New Orleans.
Paul Skerritt with the Danny Miller Big Band,
Paul Skerrit makes his choices: Greg Porter, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Harry Connick Jr., Matt Monro, Bobby Darin.
Request: Ramsey Lewis Trio.
What's on in the NE: Harry Keeble Quartet
Duke Ellington: The Queen's Suite.
* (Editor: Assuming that Marsalis and Clapton haven't died, presumably this is related to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.)
Friday, September 16, 2022
Album review: Judy Whitmore - Isn't it Romantic
The third release from a singer who I understand is also a best selling novelist, a commercial jet pilot, a marriage and family therapist and, among other things, rides horses and cans peaches - sounds like an updated version of I Can't Get Started!
Oh yes, another thing, she really can sing!
A choice selection of covers that have probably been done by everyone from Bing to Sting (well maybe not Sting but as it rhymes with Bing ...) and it has to be said Judy loses nothing by comparison although maybe Frank just edged her on Wee Small Hours.
Album review: Clark Summers Lens – Intertwine (Outside In Music)
Clark Sommers
(bass); Geof Bradfield, (tenor/sop sax/ clarinet); Chris Madsen (tenor sax);
Matt Gold, (guitar); Dana Hall; (drums).
This is an absolutely stonking group playing high energy jazz, dragging in influences from a variety of sources and trampling clichés in the dust. Sommers is the composer of all the music but this is a band album, though it’s hard to believe, after listening to the first track Also Tomorrow, that this isn’t a drummer led band. The front line ranges from wild to subtle but overwhelming it all is a man at the back driving in piles for a tower block or taking furniture apart with a large hammer. And it’s all rather joyful in many places.
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- You never forget the first time...How was it for you?
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- The Central Bar Quintet plays Grant Green - Monday 12
- Livestream: Tommy Blaize Band @ the 606 - Sept. 12
- Trevor Tomkins (May 1941 - Sept. 9, 2022)
- Gaz Hughes Trio @ the Railway, Stockport - Sept. 11
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