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Harri's Jazz Programme @
Bagster House Shepperton
Walton Lane, Shepperton, Middx. TW17 8LP
Club number 01932-660057
Tel for booking 01784-435396
Harri is delighted to offer her regular Thursday evening gigs at Bagster House
in Shepperton. The show starts at 8.30 to 11pm. SEE BELOW FOR HARRI'S
REGULAR SINGING GIGS.
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October 2010
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October 2010 Harri's Jazz Club @ Bagster House,
Shepperton
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| 7 Oct |
TWO INTERNATIONAL VOCALISTS
TRUDY KERR & INGRID JAMES
AND DEREK NASH ON SAX
with
TOM CAWLEY - Piano
GEOFF GASCOYNE- Double-bass SEBASTIAN De KROM - Drums
Trudy Kerr -
Hailed as ‘one of the country's most polished singers’ by
The Times, Trudy moved to London in 1990 from her native Australia and,
whilst continuing to gig regularly, as she had done back home, worked
during the day as secretary for popular clarinettist Acker Bilk. She took
time out to study jazz at the Guildhall School of Music and in 1995 got
her musical career break when Ronnie Scott offered her a week at his club:
she has performed regularly at the famous Soho jazzerie ever since.
Trudy is a director of Jazzizit Records with Derek Nash.
There are over 40 releases on the label. Trudy also co-presents BBC Radio
Kent’s Jazz hour on a Wednesday night with Roger Day where she plays
latest UK releases as well as classic jazz recordings.
She is a sought after jazz singing teacher and teaches
annually on the JAZZ ACADEMY Summer Course. Trudy also tours the UK with
her popular kids' show JAZZ FOR JUNIORS (www.jazzforjuniors.co.uk)
Ingrid James - Award-winning jazz vocalist and
educator in Queensland, Australia with an extensive history in performance
throughout Australia and internationally. Highlights of her career include
national television appearances & performances with the Queensland Orchestra
at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre to the intimate duo and trio,
quartet or quintet at Festivals, Jazz Clubs and corporate events. Music
critic Alan Bargebuhr in New York's Cadence Magazine described Ingrid's CD
Essence as a probable candidate for his Best 10 list in 2005
Derek Nash - A vibrant and charismatic performer
on all 4 sax’s from Soprano to Baritone, Derek Nash is equally at home
leading the award winning Jazz ensemble Sax Appeal to Funky Heights, or
swinging his way to best CD of the year 2000 with Spike Robinson. As a full
member of the Jools Holland Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, he has performed in
front of 65,000 people at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff & also to over
100,000 at the Glastonbury Festival. He has appeared live & on TV with with
many top performers including Eric Clapton, David Sanborn, Tom Jones, Paul
Carrack, Jamie Cullum, Mavis Staples, Will Young, Ruby Turner and Sam Brown.
Tom Cawley -
Pianist and composer Tom Cawley has been performing and recording with the
country’s most successful and groundbreaking jazz artists for the last ten
years. Since winning the Young Jazz Musician of the Year award in 1998 he
has played all over the world and led bands in residencies at the Blue Note
club (New York) and Ronnie Scott’s (London).
Geoff Gascoyne - In 1990 he joined the
group 'Everything But The Girl'. This association lasted for 3 years and
included tours of the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, and the
recording of the album 'Worldwide' in 1991. There was also another world
tour in 1994 with the award winning 'Hip Hop-Jazz-Rap'group, 'US3'. This
took him to South America for the first time. It was during a
gig in Germany with Jim Mullen that he met Georgie Fame. Geoff joined his
group in 1995 and later that year, through Georgie, got to perform with the
great Van Morrison on a short tour of the UK. Recordings followed : Georgie
Fame Live at Ronnie Scotts, Ian Shaw (for which he also designed the CD
cover) and Guy Barker's album, 'What Love Is' which featured guest vocalist,
Sting and a 26 piece string orchestra.Concert highlights were with Dianne
Reeves, Ben Sidran, Norma Winstone and Guy Barker with the Hong Kong
Philharmonic Orchestra as well as a night of Smooth Jazz with Dave Koz and
Peter White. Geoff also arranged music for albums by Trudy Kerr, Georgie
Fame, Ian Shaw and Cedar Walton. Since 2002 Geoff has worked exclusively
with Jamie Cullum, recording 3 albums and touring the world many times. In
2006 he released his 5th CD Keep it to Yourself for candid records and
toured the UK with a 10 piece band that included his Jazz Quartet, a
classical string Quartet and Jamie Cullum as a sideman.
Sebastian de Krom - He has played for Gerogie Fame, Guy Barker, and
toured the world with Jamie Cullum along side Geoff Gascoyne as well as many
of UK's other great musicians. An inovative and sensitive
drummer!
Prices Members & M.U. £13,
Non-members £15
Students £5
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| 14 Oct. |
ONE OF USA'S TOP JAZZ MUSICIANS KEN PEPLOWSKI - Clarinet/Tenor Sax
  
JOHN PEARCE - Piano
DAVE GREEN - Double-bass
STEVE BROWN - Drums
Ken Peplowski
- The late Mel Torme´said, "Since the advent of Benny
Goodman,there have been too few clarinetists to fill the void that Goodman
left.
Ken Peplowski is most certainly one of those few. The man is magic. "The New
York Times pronounced a concert of Ken's "Goodman Straight Up, With A Twist
Of Lightning. "These quotes only hint at Ken Peplowski's virtuosity - not
only is
he an outstanding clarinetist and saxophone player, but he's also a
charismatic entertainer who has been delighting audiences for over 30 years
with his
warmth, wit, and musicianship. After a year of college, Ken joined the Tommy
Dorsey Orchestra under the direction of Buddy Morrow. "Buddy heard me with
my
quartet at a Cleveland jazz festival along with Teddy Wilson's trio and the
Dorsey band, and made an offer right then and there for me to not only play
lead alto, but to have a feature spot on the clarinet with the rhythm
section. Peplowski met Sonny Stitt while on the road with the Dorsey band,
and studied with him. In 1984, Benny Goodman
came out of retirement and put together a new band, hiring Ken on tenor
saxophone. Peplowski wound up signing with Concord Records,under the
tutelage of Carl Jefferson, the founder and president, and recorded close to
20 albums as a leader, including "The Natural Touch" in 1992 which won Best
Jazz Record of the Year by the Prises Deutschen Schallplatten Kritiken, and
"The Other Portrait", recorded in
Sophia Bulgaria with the symphony orchestra and highlighting Ken's classical
side. His last two records were "Lost In The Stars" and "Easy To Remember"
(on Nagel Heyer Records), the latter of which features Bobby Short on his
last recording.
John Pearce- From 1975 to 1985 he was a
member of Ray Ellington's Quartet working at leading London venues for
residencies, as well as two world cruises and radio and TV work. During the
same period he became a regular session player, working with the BBC Radio
Orchestra, Jack Parnell's Orchestra, Robert Farnon, Billy May, as well as
touring with the James Last Orchestra.His jazz work has taken him all over
the world, including a tour of the Blue Note Jazz Clubs in Japan. He has
accompanied many singers, including Anita O'Day, Selina Jones, Peggy Lee,
Elaine Delmar and Annie Ross, Mark Murphy and a multitude of
instrumentalists: Dick Morrisey, Art Farmer, Woody Shaw, Kenny Davern,
Warren Vache, Eddie Daniels, Ken Peplowski, Tommy Whittle and Ronnie Scott.
He has been a member of Scott Hamilton's Quartet since 2000, and has
performed with Scott throughout Europe.
Dave Green- His bass playing accomplishments could fill a book! See Harri's gig at Anne Boleyn 28 Nov below for info.
Steve Brown - By 1992 he was playing with visiting Americans,
including Harry Allen.As part of the Jim Hunt Quartet he was a finalist in
the European Jazz Competition in Germany. He also worked in the Far East
with Dave Newton, as well as playing in Spain and France.He has worked with
almost every major British artist, and has accompanied many visiting
American musicians, including Conte Candoli, Kenny Davern, Harry Edison, Art
Farmer, Mundell Lowe, George Masso, Warren Vache, Ralph Sutton, Junior Mance
and Barry Harris. In addition to being part of Scott Hamilton's Quartet
since 2000, he is a member of John Bunch's British trio, and has recorded a
number of albums with both of these groups. His other studio credits include
albums with Stacy Kent, Dave Cliff, various Alan Barnes groups for Alan's
Woodville label, Dave Newton and Andy Panayi.
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Non-members £15
Students £5
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Nov. |
TOURING FROM THE
USA TARDO HAMMER
His first jazz concert featured a jazz group led by
Marian McPartland. By the time he was a teenager, Hammer was devouring
the music of
Charlie Parker and
Miles Davis. By age 15, he'd formed his own sextet.Tardo became a
regular in clubs around town in New York, working with such artists as Brian
Lynch, Lou Donaldson and the Art Farmer-Clifford Jordan Quintet. Hammer made
his recording debut along side Al Cohn and Mel Lewis in trumpeter Al
Porcino's big band. Hammer has gone one to work with the likes of
Lionel Hampton,
Johnny Griffin and
Abbey Lincoln.
Since the 1990s, Hammer has been performing in clubs and festivals in
Europe, Japan and the U.S. In 1999, Hammer signed with a label and released
Hammer Time. His fourth and most recent album is Look Stop and
Listen, an album of Tadd Dameron compositions.
TARDO HAMMER PIANO TRIO feat
DAVE CHAMBERLAIN - Double-bass
STEVE BROWN - Drums
Prices Members & M.U. £12
Non-members £14 Students £5
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December 2010 Harri's Jazz Club @ Bagster House,
Shepperton
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Dec. 8:30-11:30PM |
HARRI’S CHRISTMAS PARTY
THURSDAY 16 DECEMBER
8:00-11:30
BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
16 DEC.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
8-11:30pm
GREAT
MUSIC, LOTS OF FUN, FINGER BUFFET & RAFFLE
 
MARK CROOKS
SIMON BATES PAUL ESHELBEY
Tenor Sax/Clarinet Tenor Sax Trumpet/Flugel
with
JOHN PEARCE, LEN SKEAT, BOBBY WORTH
& A FEW VOCALS FROM HARRI
BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT!!
Mark Crooks - Mark’s own group features his clarinet and tenor with
the brilliant guitar playing of Colin Oxley and is featured on his
highly-rated CDs “I Won’t Dance” and “How My Heart Sings”. He is a
member of the superb Back To Basie Orchestra and the celebrated John Wilson
Orchestra in which he played for the Rogers & Hammerstein Proms evening.
Mark was invited to play the part of Artie Shaw in a gala tribute concert in
Dublin in January 2006 featuring The Solid Senders Orchestra with
strings.The sold-out concert featured Mark performing classic Shaw
repertoire. The concert was such a great success that Mark was immediately
invited back to perform a Benny Goodman programme in April 2007 and to
reprise the Artie Shaw with Strings Concert in September 2008. Mark was
invited to feature as clarinet soloist with an all American band at the
Lincoln Center in New York in June 2010.
Simon Bates - Professor of Saxophone for the Royal Marines, Simon
Bates is known and respected for his stylistic versatility and instrumental
prowess. Musical Director for Rick Astley’s re-launch tour in September,
Simon is in great demand on the London jazz and session scene - his playing
features on countless adverts, film scores, TV theme tunes and pop records.
Simon has appeared live and recorded with a wide variety of bands and
musicians including Elvis Costello, Lulu, Billy Ocean, Rick Wakeman, D:Ream,
Chaka Khan, Emma Bunton, Seal and Peter Erskine. He has performed around the
world in a wide variety of settings from the Q.E.2. and Eiffel Tower to
Ronnie Scotts and the Jazz Cafe.
Paul Eshelby - joined Scottish Radio Orchestra 1972, joined BBC Radio
Orchestra 1980, and BBC Big Band to present day. Played on many sessions,
West End show deps, played with Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Shirley
Bassey, Harry Connick Jnr, Natalie Cole, Phil Collins, Nelson Riddle, John
Dankworth and George Shearing, Clark Terry, Zoot Sims and many more.
Prices Members & M.U. £15 Non-members £17
BOOK EARLY TO AVOID
DISAPPOINTMENT!
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COMING ON 20
JANUARY'11 SCOTT HAMILTON/ALAN BARNES QUINTET |
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FOR HARRI'S REGULAR SINGING GIGS
at the Anne Boleyn Hotel and
The Terrazza Restaurant
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Jazz with Harri @
The
Anne Boleyn Hotel
29 The Hythe, Staines, Middx. TW18 3JD
Tel. for booking 01784-435396
NEWLY REFURBISHED AND AIR-CONDITIONED
LAST SUNDAY MONTHLY
DELICIOUS INDIAN BUFFET £17.95 INCL. jazz, coffee and
VAT
Service at your discretion.
(English 3-course dinner by prior arrangement.
Same price )
NO ADDITIONAL ENTERTAINMENT CHARGE!!!
1:30 if you are eating
2-4:30pm for the jazz
HARRI (New York Vocalist) is pleased to appear with TOP JAZZ
MUSICIANS
October 2010
November 2010
December 2010
October 2010 Sunday Lunchtime Jazz @ Anne
Boleyn Hotel
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31 OCT |
HARRI on Vocals with
 
ALAN BARNES- Saxes RICHARD BUSIAKIEWICZ - K'board ANDY CLEYNDERT-
Bass
ALAN BARNES In 1999 Alan toured America and Europe with Bryan Ferry’s
band, Over the years Alan has won many British Jazz awards in alto,
baritone, clarinet and arranging categories.He has also appeared as a
session musician on albums by Selina Jones, Bjork, Van Morrison, Bryan
Ferry, Clare Teal, Jamie Cullum and Westlife and can also be found on film
and television soundtracks including Chicago, and jingles such as the Tetley
Bitter series of adverts featuring his solo baritone. Alan has appeared
regularly as a member of the Laurie Holloway orchestra on television, on the
Michael Parkinson show and Strictly Come Dancing. One of UK's most respected
Jazz musicians who also composes and arranges.
Alan regularly plays along side Int'l Artists Scott Hamilton, Ken Peplowski
to name a few.
RICHARD BUSIAKIEWICZ As well as being in demand to play with British
jazz artists, he has performed with many visiting American musicians
including Scott Hamilton, Warren Vache, Bob Wilber, Art Farmer, Harry Allen,
Ken Peplowski. Since 1994 Richard has been a member of the Ray Gelato
Giants, touring extensively both in this country and abroad.
ANDY CLEYNDERT joined the bands of the highly respected Stan Tracey
with whom he has already toured Canada and China as well as performing as
part of the hand over celebrations in Hong Kong. Andrew has also toured
Britain and Europe with the Gene Harris Quartet and worked regularly with
the singer Annie Ross. He is also a member of the Bryan Spring Trio, Dave
Newton Trio, Alan Barnes Quartet and the Don Weller Quartet, and has
also worked and recorded with Stacey Kent.Other tours include working with
American piano players Benny Green, Junior Mance and most recently James
Williams with drumming legend Ed Thigpen, New York saxophonist Jon Gordon,
trumpeter Conte Candoli, and guitarists Herb Ellis and Mundel Lowe.
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November 2010 Sunday Lunchtime Jazz @ Anne Boleyn
Hotel
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28 Nov. |
HARRI on Vocals with
DEREK NASH- Saxes
JOHN HORLER - Piano DAVE
GREEN- Dbl. Bass Derek Nash - A vibrant and charismatic
performer on all 4 sax’s from Soprano to Baritone, Derek Nash is equally at
home leading the award winning Jazz ensemble Sax Appeal to Funky Heights, or
swinging his way to best CD of the year 2000 with Spike Robinson. As a full
member of the Jools Holland Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, he has performed in
front of 65,000 people at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff & also to over
100,000 at the Glastonbury Festival. He has appeared live & on TV with with
many top performers including Eric Clapton, David Sanborn, Tom Jones, Paul
Carrack, Jamie Cullum, Mavis Staples, Will Young, Ruby Turner and Sam Brown.
John Horler - supported American jazz stars, such as Bob Brookmeyer,
Clark Terry, Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Art Farmer, Pepper Adams, Bud Shank, and
Shorty Rodgers. One of the most memorable of these events was working with
Chet Baker for a week at The Canteen in Great Queen Street.He worked closely
with Pete King, Tommy Whittle, Tony Coe and the late great Ronnie Ross for
many years, playing regularly in their groups and recording with them. For
the last twenty years he has been first pianist to Sir John Dankworth and
Dame Cleo Laine.
Dave Green - In 1964 he worked with Benny Goodman on TV. In 1965
he joined Humphrey Lyttelton, remaining with the band for eighteen years,
but managing to combine the work with playing with Stan Tracey, and
accompanying many visiting American jazzmen. His list of credits would fill
a book, He has worked and recorded with numerous groups in all styles of
jazz such as Ben Webster, Coleman Hawkins, Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Ruby
Braff, Billy Butterfield, Yank Lawson, Pee Wee Russell, Kenny Davern, Peter
King, Benny Carter, Sonny Rollins, Buck Clayton, Capt. John Handy, Barry
Harris, Bob Wilber, Roland Kirk, Brian Lemon, Sweets Edison, Martin Taylor,
Ken Peplowski, Warren Vache and Scott Hamilton. Recent recordings as part of
the John Bunch Trio must be added to the list of credits. He has added a
further event to his CV by joining the Chris Barber Band in April 2007. |
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December 2010 Sunday Lunchtime Jazz @ The Anne
Boleyn Hotel
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JO FOOKS- Tnr Sax
DAVE NEWTON- Piano ANDY CLEYNDERT- Dbl Bass
Jo Fooks- In 1992 she won 'The Young Scottish Jazz
Musician of the Year'. After recording her debut album "Here and Now!", the
legendary British trumperter Humphrey Lyttelton
invited her to join his eight-piece band. With whom she toured and performed
in some of the most amazing theatres and venues in Britain. And through
performing in his band Jo also recorded and worked with Acker Bilk and
played alongside Tina May, Joe Temperley, Scott Hamilton, Elkie Brooks,and
many others. Her mellow tone is often compared to Stan getz and Zoot Simms.
Dave Newton - Recording all through the
nineties with Linn Records, Candid Records and Concord Records whilst also
accompanying the finest singers from the UK. First choice pianist for US
vocalist Stacey Kent for over ten years. Started own Record company in 2003
and writes music for theatre, radio, television and film. He played in
backing groups for many visiting jazzmen, including
Art
Farmer,
Bud
Shank,
Shorty Rogers and
Nat
Adderley.He also recorded with
Buddy De Franco. By the late 80s he had settled in London, recording
with
Alan Barnes, the Jazz Renegades,
Martin Taylor, with whom he toured India, and also playing club dates
with Andy Cleyndert,
Don
Weller,
Spike Robinson and others. At the end of the decade he became
accompanist and musical director to
Carol
Kidd, recording with her and making numerous concert appearances. During
the 90s, Newton worked to great effect with
Clark Tracey and
Tina May.
ANDY CLEYNDERT joined the bands of the highly respected Stan
Tracey with whom he has already toured Canada and China as well as
performing as part of the hand over celebrations in Hong Kong. Andrew has
also toured Britain and Europe with the Gene Harris Quartet and worked
regularly with the singer Annie Ross. He is also a member of the Bryan
Spring Trio, Dave Newton Trio, Alan Barnes Quartet and the Don Weller
Quartet, and has also worked and recorded with Stacey Kent.Other tours
include working with American piano players Benny Green, Junior Mance and
most recently James Williams with drumming legend Ed Thigpen, New York
saxophonist Jon Gordon, trumpeter Conte Candoli, and guitarists Herb Ellis
and Mundel Lowe.
CHRISTMAS
FESTIVE 3-COURSE MENU
WITH A
BUCKS FIZZ WELCOME DRINK AND
ALL THE TRIMMINGS AND THE JAZZ £25
PLEASE BOOK BY 12TH DEC WITH
YOUR MENU CHOICES.
MENU
FOR FESTIVE LUNCH
Leak & Potato soup
served with crusty bread
Smoked Scottish Salmon
Served with lemon and cherry
tomatoes
Prawn Cocktail
Served with iceberg lettuce &
Marie Rose sauce
Three Melon Titan
Served with Grenadine syrup
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Traditional Roasted Turkey
Served with bacon wrapped chipolata
and cranberry relish
Roast Beef
With Yorkshire puddings and gravy
Grilled Scottish Salmon Steak
Served with capers & drambuie
dressing
Vegetarian lasagne
ALL SERVED WITH ROAST POTATOES AND SEASONAL
VEGETABLES
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Classic Christmas Pudding
With Brandy Cream Sauce
Black Forest Gateaux
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Mince Pies and Coffee/Tea
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SUPERB ITALIAN FOOD FOR OVER 30 YEARS!
Full
A La Carte Menu Available £2 Cover, No Jazz Charge
7:30-10:30pm
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ASHFORD, MIDDX. TW15 2TY
01784-244887
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HARRI SINGING WITH
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FRIDAY
22 OCTOBER
 JIMMY
HASTINGS - Tenor Sax/Flute
Over the years
Jimmy has been a member of orchestras accompanying Frank Sinatra, Sammy
Davis Jnr., Tony Bennett, Sarah Vaughan, Aretha Franklin, and many other
singers, and has also worked for Nelson Riddle, Robert Farnon, Henry Mancini
and Benny Carter. On the jazz scene he has enjoyed spells with Red Rodney,
Art Farmer, Bill Berry, Lanny Morgan, Billy Mitchell and Al Grey and has
been a long standing member of the Humphrey Littleton Band.
Jimmy played in many West End Musicals including the long running
Gershwin musical "Crazy For You", and there were others, including Marvyn
Hamlisch's "A Chorus Line", Richard Rodney Bennett's "Jazz Calendar", Andrew
Lloyd Webber's "Jeeves", Cole Porter's "High Society" One of the
most respected artists in the jazz world.
WITH
TED
BEAMENT - Keyboard
Pianist
for the Humphrey Littleton Band since 1995.
He is also a
superb and sensitive accompanist, as singers Maxine Daniels and Helen
Shapiro have readily testified.
JOHN REES-JONES - Double-bass
Bass player for the Humphrey LIttleton
Band. A list of those with whom he has worked in jazz and also
theatre music (in nineteen countries) would constitute a show-business
encyclopedia in the words of Humphrey Littleton.
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FRIDAY
12 NOVEMBER
PETE COOK - Sax
Pete Cook
is a freelance saxophonist/teacher/arranger from London, England. Active on
both the Jazz and retro Rhythm and Blues scenes, he plays gigs and festivals
all over the UK, Europe, and Scandinavia.
JOHN PEARCE -
Keyboard
One of UK's top jazz accompanists. See Jazz Club 14
October with Ken Peplowski for more details.
ANDRE
MESSEDER - Double-bass
Bass player who's worked extensively with,
amongst others, Dean Martin, Buddy Greco, Shirley Bassey, Jack Jones and the BBC
Radio Orchestra, and for over 20 years with the Syd Lawrence Orchestra.
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FRIDAY
10 DECEMBER
AL NICHOLLS- Tenor Sax
Leader of Blue
Harlem. They have not only built a huge fan base internationally but have
repeatedly been invited back to perform in front of the Royal Family both at
Highgrove and Buckingham Palace. Based in London, the band are regulars at ‘The
Pigalle’ and ‘The 100 Club’ (the chosen venue for the album launch) and
frequently perform at Festivals and venues throughout Europe.
PHIL PHILLIPS - Keyboard
(Piano/Vocalist) led top class bands for many years on the famed Mayfair
nightclub circuit and as pianist, has accompanied many famous cabaret
artists including Leo Sayer, Marti Caine. Whilst considered by the jazz
fraternity to be the very best function band piano/vocalist in the UK, he is
also a noted composer and lyricist counting amongst his many creations the
brilliant theme for the Jimmy Young Show.
JOHN
REES-JONES - Double-bass
Bass player for the Humphrey LIttleton
Band. A list of those with whom he has worked in jazz and also
theatre music (in nineteen countries) would constitute a show-business
encyclopedia in the words of Humphrey Littleton.
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