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April
Sat 27: Abbie Finn Trio @ The Vault, Darlington. 6:00pm. Free.
Sat 27: Papa G’s Troves @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Free. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Sun 28: Musicians Unlimited @ Jackson’s Wharf, Hartlepool. 1:00pm. Free.
Sun 28: More Jam Festival Special @ The Globe, Newcastle. 2:00pm. Free. A ’10 Years a Co-op’ festival event.
Sun 28: Swing Dance workshop @ The Globe, Newcastle. 2:00-4:00pm. Free (registration required). A ’10 Years a Co-op’ festival event.
Sun 28: 4B @ The Ticket Office, Whitley Bay Metro Station. 3:00pm. Free.
Sun 28: Ruth Lambert Trio @ Juke Shed, Union Quay, North Shields. 3:00pm. Free.
Sun 28: Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox: The '10' Tour @ Glasshouse International Centre for Music, Gateshead. 7:30pm. £41.30 t0 £76.50.
Sun 28: Alligator Gumbo @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ’10 Years a Co-op’ festival event.
Sun 28: Jerron Paxton @ The Cluny, Newcastle. Blues, jazz etc.
Mon 29: Harmony Brass @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Mon 29: Michael Young Trio @ The Engine Room, Sunderland. 6:30-8:30pm. Free. ‘Opus de Funk’ (a tribute to Horace Silver).
Tue 30: Celebrate with Newcastle Jazz Co-op. 5:30-7:00pm. Free.
Tue 30: Swing Manouche @ Newcastle House Hotel, Rothbury. 7:30pm. A Coquetdale Jazz event.
Tue 30: Clark Tracey Quintet @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ’10 Years a Co-op’ festival event.
May
Wed 01: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Wed 01: Darlington Big Band @ Darlington & Simpson Rolling Mills Social Club, Darlington. 7:00pm. Free. Rehearsal session (open to the public).
Wed 01: Take it to the Bridge @ The Globe, Newcastle. 7:30pm. Free.
Thu 02: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Holystone, Whitley Road, North Tyneside. 1:00pm. Free.
Thu 02: The Eight Words - A Jazz Suite @ Newcastle Cathedral, St Nicholas Square, Newcastle NE1 1PF. Tel: 0191 232 1939. 7:30pm. £20.00. (£17.00. student/under 18). Tim Boniface Quartet & Malcolm Guite (poet). Jazz & poetry: The Eight Words (St John Passion).
Thu 02: Funky Drummer @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Free.
Thu 02: Merlin Roxby @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Ragtime piano. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Thu 02: Tees Hot Club @ Dorman’s Club, Middlesbrough. 8:30pm.
Fri 03: Dean Stockdale Trio @ The Old Library, Auckland Castle. 1:00pm. 8:00pm.
Fri 03: Classic Swing @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 03: Rendezvous Jazz @ The Monkseaton Arms. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 03: New Orleans Preservation Jazz Band @ The Oxbridge Hotel, Stockton. 1:00pm. £5.00.
Fri 03: Jake Leg Jug Band @ Saltburn Community Hall. 7:30pm.
Fri 03: Front Porch Blues Band @ Cobalt Studios, Newcastle. 7:30pm.
Fri 03: TBC @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig. Blind Pig Blues Club.
Fri 03: Boys of Brass @ Hoochie Coochie, Newcastle. 8:30pm. £5.00.
Friday, April 26, 2024
Samara Joy @ Birmingham Town Hall - April 25
Tonight @ the Glasshouse: Paul Skerritt w. the Danny Miller Big Band.
Tonight north east jazz and swing
singer Paul Skerritt makes his Glasshouse debut with a concert in Sage Two in
the venue previously known as Sage Gateshead.
Backing Paul will be the fourteen piece Danny Miller Big Band. The band, mainly from the north west (although usually with a couple of top notch local ringers), has backed Paul on several occasions, including a couple of concerts at South Shields' Westovian Theatre where packed houses gave singer and band a standing ovation and deservedly so.
Thursday, April 25, 2024
Album review: Ricky Alexander - Just Found Joy (Turtle Bay Records)
This week's Late Night Chicago Radio with Denny Farrell (Thursday April 25 - Wednesday May 1).
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Their mothers called them Arthur
(© Ken Drew) |
Album Review: Julian Costello Quartet – And All The Birds Were Set Free (33 Jazz)
This album is definitely a grower. It has moved from acceptable background music to the front of the stage with every listening. There is some very fine playing, especially from Julian Costello and John Turville and it was nice to ‘catch up’ with Turville after not hearing much by him in recent years. Costello has, for the most part, a lovely flowing style, forceful but not overwhelming. Don’t be misled into thinking he’s a smooth operator, though. He has a big voice and his sound, unless he is sharing the metaphorical front line with Turville’s piano, dominates. Turville is the other star of this session. I remember him from a concert at Newcastle University back in 2013 and was hugely impressed then. This recording only serves to increase my admiration for his playing.
Album review: Ted Nash and Kristen Lee Sergeant – Holidays (Sunnyside Records)
Claus Jacobi - RIP
Tuesday, April 23, 2024
Album review: Cornelia Nilsson - Where do You go? (Stunt Records)
I posted a clip of this fine album back in March with the promise of a 'proper' review to follow and then one thing led to another ad it slipped my mind which is unforgivable as it really is worth checking out. So, only one month after its March release date, here it is.
It gets off to a flying start with Bud Powell's John's Abbey. Parks almost outdoing Bud and being driven along by Nilsson with Franck doing what bass players are paid to do which is to keep the harmonic structure in place.
Monday, April 22, 2024
Sam Lightwing Quartet @ the Railway Stockport - April 21
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
Tonight the train I usually take arrived on time so I anticipated arriving at Stockport Station around about 7:00pm ready for a 20 minute stroll to the Railway, but, guess what happened? Nothing! Even though I'd pressed the green button on the doors - nothing!
Jamie Toms Quartet @ Queen's Hall, Hexham - April 21
(© Malcolm Sinclair) |
Sunday night @ the Globe: Art Themen w. the Dean Stockdale Trio - April 21
(© Ken Drew) |
Sunday, April 21, 2024
Jazz Time Aycliffe Radio - Sundays 6.30-8.00pm (repeated Tuesdays 8.00-9.30pm)
https://www.ayclifferadio.co.uk/listen
Aycliffe Radio is now available on DAB in County Durham & the Darlington area.
Playlist 21/04/24 (repeated Tuesday 23/04/24)
Maureen Hall's Rendezvous Jazz @ St Andrew's URC Church, Monkseaton - April 20
Saturday, April 20, 2024
Just Friends @ Dorman's Jazz Club, Middlesbrough - April 18
Ian Bosworth (guitar); Donna Hewitt (saxes/clarinet); Dave
Archbold (keys); Ron Smith (bass); Mark Hawkins (drums).
The popular
group, Just Friends, were this month's guest band with Donna Hewitt standing in
for Richie Emmerson on sax and clarinet.
A lively start was made with Earl(e) Hagen's Comin' Home Baby. Great solos from Donna, on tenor, guitarist Ian and Dave on keys. All backed by fine bass work from Ron whilst Mark's drumming demonstrated just how tight an ensemble they were.
Stanley Turrentine's Sugar followed, again with guitar, sax and keyboard solos including some fours traded with Mark on drums.
Art Themen - Sold Out! - However...
It isn't the only game in town. Over on the east side of the city at Cluny 2 the Jazz Defenders are in concert.
This hard-driving band from over the border made a big impression on me when they played at Hoochie a couple of years ago. It was one of my gigs of the year in 2022 as you will gather from this review - LINK.
Lindsay Hannon's Tom Waits for No Man @ 1719, Sunderland - April 19
Friday, April 19, 2024
Jazz @ the Lit and Phil: Cia Tomasso - April 19
(© Richard Morris) |
The Tomasso name seems to have been ever present in the annuls of British jazz for as long as I can remember going back to when Ernie and Freddy Tomasso played clarinet and trumpet with Harry Gold and his Pieces of Eight in the late '40s/early '50s.
Ernie begat Enrico who has long been a well established trumpet/cornet player on the trad to mainstream circuit appearing regularly at the annual Whitley Bay Jazz Party.
The family legacy continued this afternoon at the Lit and Phil when Enrico's daughter Cia held the audience spellbound with her interpretation of songs associated with Billie Holiday and a couple of others - a star was being born before our very eyes!
Knats @ Hoochie Coochie, Newcastle - April 18
Some RSD gems and a few other thoughts
NONUNONU @ Elder Beer, Newcastle - April 18
Thursday, April 18, 2024
Anita Wardell fundraiser following stroke.
This week's Late Night Chicago Radio with Denny Farrell (Thursday April 18 - Wednesday April 24).
What do you do during the day Mr Farlow?
Press release: PX Records celebrate first anniversary
PizzaExpress Live (PizzaExpress’ live music venues) have always been known for bringing music fans closer to the artists they love – and last year, the brand took that one step further, launching its own record label, live recording the performances and distributing them via PX Records. In celebration of its first anniversary, the label is launching its own record stores located within the brand’s live music venues in Soho, Holborn and Chelsea.
Wednesday, April 17, 2024
Album review: Osian Roberts - Bop Viveur (Hard Bop Records)
Bailey Rudd (drum kit): Minor Creative Project @ Music Studios, Newcastle University - April 17
Another jam packed Black Swan jam session - April 16
Tuesday, April 16, 2024
Double album review: Mal Waldron, Steve Lacy - The Mighty Warriors
Four Freshmen and 5 Trombones in Jarrow.
Russ Morgan Quartet @ Blaydon Jazz Club - Apr. 15
(© Pam) |
Monday, April 15, 2024
Jazz at the Engine Room update
The Engine Room in Sunderland have announced forthcoming dates by
the Michael Young Trio.
April 29: A celebration of the music of Horace Silver. Michael Young (piano); Paul Grainger (bass); Mark Robertson (drums).
May 20: Details to be announced. Michael Young (piano); Paul Grainger (bass); Abbie Finn (drums).
July 1: Details to be announced. Michael Young (piano); Paul Grainger (bass); Abbie Finn (drums). Lance
Dave Newton @ Yamaha Music School, Blyth - April 15
Blyth's Yamaha Music School's weekly lunchtime concert programme is going from strength to strength. This afternoon's concert featured the doyen of British jazz pianists, the great Dave Newton. Driving for more than six hours from his home in the south west of England, Newton arrived on Seaforth Street in good time to chat with well wishers and grab a coffee before the scheduled one o'clock start.
Sunday night @ the Globe: JazzMain - April 14
(© Pam) |
Last week was sold out. Next week is sold out so the smart money would have been down for a similar scenario this week. However, to misquote and degenderize Guiseppi Verdi - 'La donna (lee?) è mobile' - in other the words the jazz community is fickle and, this week, audience numbers were less than anticipated. Where, I wondered, were all the shareholders? Maybe they were at Rigoletto's!
Album Review: Cliff Beach – You Showed Me The Way
Cliff Beach (vocals); Munenori 'Moon'
Kishi (keyboards); Evan Mackey (lead trombone, music director); Ruben Salinas
(baritone sax); Sam Williams (tenor sax); Luis Cardena-Casillas, Joe Ferruzzo
(trumpet); Satoshi Kirisawa (drums); Andy Moresi (guitar); Leah Concialdi
(baritone/alto saxes)
I could do worse than simply quote from the publicity sheet to describe what type of singer this guy is. 'This 'funky, soulful. swinging singer, pianist and composer sounds like he could be the love child of Ella Fitzgerald and Stevie Wonder'.
Radio 4 'Soul Music' discusses Someone To Watch Over Me
Readers of BSH may be in the habit of
listening to Soul Music on Radio 4, which talks about the effects of certain
pieces of music and song in the personal lives of the contributors. All
types of music are explored and last Saturday, April 13, the
standard Someone to Watch Over Me was featured. The Gershwins
wrote the song originally for the musical Oh Kay!, and one of
the best known versions is by Ella Fitzgerald.
Those talking about the song included a
woman who was brought closer to her father by playing the song, a man
struggling with the fact that he was gay who found the song helpful, and a
woman singer who somehow found herself performing the song at Birdland NYC
unexpectedly.
Well worth a listen (LINK) and you can get this on BBC Sounds where the recording is available for about a year. Ann Alex
Sunday, April 14, 2024
As the Globe turns 10, JRR marks the occasion
(Editor: Read review of the Clark Tracey album HERE. Programme link HERE - Tracey track circa 31 minutes in.)
Album review: Brandon Goldberg Trio - live at dizzy's
An 18-year-old pianist very much inspired by the jazz piano tradition of such past giants as Ahmad Jamal, Oscar Peterson, Red Garland and Sonny Clark, Goldberg pays respect to the past whilst modernising it for today's listeners, or so the blurb says. Personally, I find it closer to the former than the latter and I'm not complaining one itsy-bitsy bit. Good music is timeless.
Tonight @ the Globe.
(© Debra Milne) |
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Jazz Time Aycliffe Radio - Sundays 6.30-8.00pm (repeated Tuesdays 8.00-9.30pm).
https://www.ayclifferadio.co.uk/listen
Aycliffe Radio is now available
on DAB in County Durham & the Darlington area.
Playlist 14/04/24 (repeated Tuesday 16/04/24)
Requests: Stan Kenton, Jake Leg Jug Band.
Requests from Darlington New Orleans Club: Gus Cannon, Red Nichols, Scott Hamilton & Warren Vaché, New Orleans Heat, Kenny Ball/Lonnie Donegan, Miles Davis.
Other Requests: Cannonball Adderley, Tiny Grimes/Charlie Parker, Glen Grey and the Casa Loma Orchestra
Memories: Shorty Rogers.
What’s on in the NE: Alan Barnes & Dave Newton, Strictly Smokin' Big Band.
English jazz of the 50s/60s: Johnny Dankworth
Double Album Review: Sun Ra – At the Showcase: Live in Chicago 1976-1977
Back in the 1990s men were, apparently, from Mars and women from Venus. However, one famous interloper came from the sixth rock from the sun decades before the book. Herman Blount changed his name to Sun Ra and the Arkestra was born. Amazingly the Arkestra sailed on and we were fortunate enough to have seen it in full flight in Gateshead back in pre-covid days when the then Sage still had a Jazz Festival. It was a wail(!) of a time. Big frocks and bright tunes!
Double album review: Yusef Lateef - Atlantis Lullaby. The Concert Fom Avignon
Another Record Store
Day double album that has never previously been heard unless you were at the
concert in Avignon, France on July 19, 1972. Maybe some of our readers were there
but for those who weren't this will give you an idea of what you missed.
Kenny Barron's Inside Atlantis gets the show on the road with an extended tenor workout from the leader that doesn't take any prisoners - not even Trane and Rollins! Barron and Cunningham throw in their two-pennyworth (plus!) and Tootie Heath reminds us what a great loss to jazz it was when he passed just nine days ago.
Friday, April 12, 2024
Press release: New Jo Harrop single out today.
Lateralize Records are proud to announce the release of award-winning singer songwriter Jo Harrop’s stunning new single, Traveling Light, on 12th April 2024.
Written by Leonard Cohen, Traveling Light is the second single from her hugely anticipated new studio album, The Path Of A Tear, which was produced by the legendary Larry Klein (best-known for his groundbreaking work with a host of iconic artists including Joni Mitchell, Madeleine Peyroux and Herbie Hancock).
Recorded in September 2023 at The Village Studios in Los Angeles, The Path Of A Tear is due for release on June 7, 2024 and features some of the finest jazz musicians in the world including guitarist Anthony Wilson (Diana Krall, Madeleine Peyroux), drummer Victor Indrizzo (Willie Nelson, Alanis Morissette) and pianist and Hammond B-3 organist Jim Cox (Leonard Cohen, B.B King) alongside Larry Klein on bass.
Album Review: Lizz Wright – Shadow (Blues & Greens Records)
When I think of Lizz Wright’s singing I
think of a voice steeped in the melancholy of the blues, a voice so smoky she
should move to Craster and produce kippers. It is a rich, deep voice, capable
of a caress and a shout, one for the small hours and for the streets. She seems
to sit outside the canon of the greats of jazz singing in a lineage that would
include Nina Simone, Dee Dee Bridgewater and Cassandra Williams.
This album has protest songs, celebrations of love and joy and, in her cover of Sandy Denny’s Who Knows Where the Time Goes, reflections on a life passed by. It is one of a few covers that include folk songs, modern gospel and country. Her voice is front and centre with the arrangements supportive, rarely allowing the instruments to come forth. Even the richest arrangement, on No More Will I Run seem to wrap up her voice in a blanket that lifts it higher so she is always riding above the band.
Thursday, April 11, 2024
Late Night Chicago Radio (April 11 -- April 17)
(© Denny Farrell) |
Salute Benny Goodman (Eros)
What, I hear you ask, am I doing giving space to a Benny Goodman album that doesn't have Benny Goodman?
A good question. It was hidden amongst the Jim Reeves and Max Bygraves' LPs huddled up to a Jacques Loussier album (which I already had) in a Hebburn charity shop. I felt that it was my duty to rescue it - I'd have done the same for a kitten.
Good news and bad news from Edinburgh
(© Russell) |
The bad news is the announcement of the closure of Edinburgh's legendary Jazz Bar.
A blow, not just for Scottish jazz fans but also to those touring bands and musicians who are dependent on an extra gig to make a trip north financially viable.
I don't know the full story other than the statement issued HERE last night but it will be a great loss, not just to the city but it will also effect the wider picture of UK jazz. Lance
Album review (gig preview): JazzMain - Blue Note Nights
Out of all the specialist jazz record labels that have come and gone over the years, none has had the longevity or produced music of such high quality as Blue Note. In the 1950s and 1960s, albums by legends Horace Silver, Dexter Gordon, Hank Mobley, Jimmy Heath - to name but a few - laid down a body of work that provided a wealth of inspiration for the the next wave of modern jazz musicians. A bit like giving a writer the complete works of Shakespeare and saying 'pick the bones out of that'.
Wednesday, April 10, 2024
Mike Hope w. the Paul Hartley Trio @ the Railway, Stockport - April 9
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
With the exception of the opening Ornette Coleman blues Turnaround and the second tune Sonny Rollins’ Pent-Up House plus Oleo the remaining numbers evoked the spirit of the late tenor sax genius Stan Getz and on certain tunes like Desifinado Mike’s sound was heavily influenced by Getz’s version.
Tuesday, April 09, 2024
Double album review: Brother Jack McDuff - Ain't No Sunshine (Reel to Real)
Remembering Shorty Rogers
(© Lance) |
Rogers, born on the above date in 1924 died on November 7, 1994. In between he played in the trumpet sections of Woody Herman and Stan Kenton contributing several charts to the libraries of both bands.
Monday, April 08, 2024
Press release: Jazz North East update
Sunday 21st April - The Globe: Art Themen with the Dean Stockdale Trio. (Art Themen - saxophone, Dean Stockdale - piano, Mick Shoulder - double bass, Abbie Finn - drums). SOLD OUT!
Dean Masser Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - April 7
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
The last visit I made to the Railway was a week ago to hear the Mike Hall Quartet and there were some similarities that are worthy of mention. Once again Richard Wetherall was seated at the house upright piano and the tune that Dean chose to start the show with was the same tune that Mike Hall picked to close his show with which was I Hear A Rhapsody. Another tune that was played on both gigs was Lover Man which Dean played at a slower tempo than Mike’s uptempo version. This weekend I heard vocalist Vanessa Rubin do this tune when I tuned into the live podcast from Mezzrow's and this was also an interesting version.
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- Lindsay Hannon's Tom Waits for No Man @ 1719, Sund...
- Jazz @ the Lit and Phil: Cia Tomasso - April 19
- Knats @ Hoochie Coochie, Newcastle - April 18
- Some RSD gems and a few other thoughts
- NONUNONU @ Elder Beer, Newcastle - April 18
- Anita Wardell fundraiser following stroke.
- This week's Late Night Chicago Radio with Denny Fa...
- What do you do during the day Mr Farlow?
- Press release: PX Records celebrate first anniversary
- Album review: Osian Roberts - Bop Viveur (Hard Bop...
- Bailey Rudd (drum kit): Minor Creative Project @ M...
- Another jam packed Black Swan jam session - April 16
- Double album review: Mal Waldron, Steve Lacy - The...
- Four Freshmen and 5 Trombones in Jarrow.
- Russ Morgan Quartet @ Blaydon Jazz Club - Apr. 15
- Jazz at the Engine Room update
- Dave Newton @ Yamaha Music School, Blyth - April 15
- Sunday night @ the Globe: JazzMain - April 14
- Album Review: Cliff Beach – You Showed Me The Way
- Radio 4 'Soul Music' discusses Someone To Watch O...
- As the Globe turns 10, JRR marks the occasion
- Album review: Brandon Goldberg Trio - live at diz...
- Tonight @ the Globe.
- Jazz Time Aycliffe Radio - Sundays 6.30-8.00pm (re...
- Double Album Review: Sun Ra – At the Showcase: Liv...
- Double album review: Yusef Lateef - Atlantis Lulla...
- Press release: New Jo Harrop single out today.
- Album Review: Lizz Wright – Shadow (Blues & Greens...
- Late Night Chicago Radio (April 11 -- April 17)
- Salute Benny Goodman (Eros)
- Good news and bad news from Edinburgh
- Album review (gig preview): JazzMain - Blue Note N...
- Mike Hope w. the Paul Hartley Trio @ the Railway,...
- Double album review: Brother Jack McDuff - Ain't N...
- Remembering Shorty Rogers
- Press release: Jazz North East update
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