Tomorrow (Friday 17 February) sees the launch of the Old Black Cat Jazz Club! Wearside could do with a regular session promoting jazz to the Sunderland public and and this is it. Seventeen Nineteen is the place, a beautifully restored Georgian church in Hendon, Sunderland. Why 'Seventeen Nineteen'? you ask. Well, the now listed building opened in 1719, hence the name.
A concert by the brilliant Giles Strong Quartet makes for a perfect start. Virtuoso guitarist Giles will be joined by Pete Tanton (trumpet/flugelhorn), Ian Paterson (double bass) and drummer John Bradford. Expect a mix of choice standards and one or two accomplished original compositions. The evening gets under way at seven o'clock, on street parking is available, alternatively it's a few minutes' stroll from Sunderland Metro station. Tickets £12.00., book online at: www.eventbrite.co.uk or pay on the door. The Old Black Cat Jazz Club is where it's at, see you there! And by the way, there's more top class jazz in the coming months (third Friday in the month). Russell
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