Good Morning
What a delight
to see the snow back again, and another period of cold and ice. It gives
you a great chance to catch up on some indoor listening.
However, I need you to keep on coming out, both on
Thursdays, but also occasionally on Tuesdays as well.
Michael Eagleton and Marlow Jazz have an evening to
look forward to tomorrow, guitarist Jim Mullen will be playing there alongside
the Ken McCarthy Trio, (Ken was heard to great effect last Thursday at Hedsor).
This week at Marlow his trio will include Dennis Smith on drums and a bass
player, sadly unknown to me (yet!). So your travel efforts and £7 will get you
some great jazz!
Also, staying with a Marlow theme, this coming
Sunday evening I have been invited onto Michael’s Radio Marlow show to talk
about our forthcoming gig at Hedsor featuring saxophonist Tracey Mendham (Feb
21st).
In return Michael has asked me to help publicise 2
other events he is presenting, and I am delighted to be able to do so:-
In Christ Church ,
Quoiting Square on Fri 26th April pianist Lenore Raphael from New
York will be playing the
church's Bechstein, with Peter Ingram (USA) drums and Dave Green, bass.
He has also added to his Marlow British Legion Club
gigs with another recently booked date not yet on his web-site. On Tues April
16th he has saxophonist Jo Fooks alongside Al Nicholls (seen at
Hedsor on January 24th) The gig will also be with Ken McCarthy on
keyboard.
This Thursday at Hedsor we have our regular band,
The Clive Burton Quintet, back with us, so I do hope you can come out through
the thick and thin (thick=snow, thin=rain!) and fill up our new Big Room venue.
8.30 pm start
£6 entry. What utter value!
I also have an extra date for your diary too. On
March 21st we will be having a visit from one of our favourite
saxophonists, Vasilis Xenopoulos. All I need to say is that it will only cost
you £6 to get in!!
Vasilis with Clive at Hedsor on a previous occasion.
Have to go now, I will provoke further internal
listening later in the week. But for now….
Follow the links below for some wonderful YouTube
nostalgia!
Enjoy!!
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