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Jazzlondonlive Jan 2019 Jean-Paul ‘Bluey’ Maunick (Leader, Guitar, BV) Matt 03/01/2019 LE QUECUMBAR, BATTERSEA 19:00 03/01/2019 CLOCKTOWER CAFÉ, CROYDON JAZZLONDONLIVE JAN 2019 Cooper (MD, Keyboard) Francis Hylton (Bass) FREE BEFORE 8PM, £6 AFTER 8PM 12:00 FREE Francesco Mendolia (Drums) Joao Caetano GYPSY DYNAMITE DUO GUITAR MARK CROOKS TRIO LUNCHTIME GIG (Percussion) Francisco Sales (Guitar) Sid Gauld 01/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 19:00 £40 - (Trumpet) Alistair White (Trombone) Patrick Clahar 03/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 19:00 £40 - 03/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 21:00 £6 - £65 (Saxophone) Vocals - Joy Rose, Imaani, Vanessa £65 £8 ON THE DOOR INCOGNITO FIRST HOUSE Haynes INCOGNITO FIRST HOUSE THE W3 SESSIONS! (JAZZ & FUNK NIGHT Jean-Paul ‘Bluey’ Maunick (Leader, Guitar, BV) Matt Jean-Paul ‘Bluey’ Maunick (Leader, Guitar, BV) Matt + GUESTS) UPSTAIRS BAR Cooper (MD, Keyboard) Francis Hylton (Bass) 02/01/2019 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 19:30 Cooper (MD, Keyboard) Francis Hylton (Bass) The night will be run by bassist Phil Simmonds Francesco Mendolia (Drums) Joao Caetano FREE Francesco Mendolia (Drums) Joao Caetano (founder of W3 Sessions and Bassment Project). (Percussion) Francisco Sales (Guitar) Sid Gauld MARTIN BLACKWELL SOLO PIANO (Percussion) Francisco Sales (Guitar) Sid Gauld (Trumpet) Alistair White (Trombone) Patrick Clahar (Trumpet) Alistair White (Trombone) Patrick Clahar (Saxophone) Vocals - Joy Rose, Imaani, Vanessa 02/01/2019 CAFE IN THE CRYPT, TRAFALGAR (Saxophone) Vocals - Joy Rose, Imaani, Vanessa Haynes SQUARE 20:00 £3.50 £8 £12 £15 Haynes 04/01/2019 SOUTHBANK CENTRE 17:30 FREE MISSISSIPPI SWAMP DOGS FRIDAY TONIC: TOM GREEN SEPTET 01/01/2019 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB, SOHO Latin funk, Cajun, soul and rock'n'roll 03/01/2019 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 19:30 20:30 £25 QUEEN ELIZABETH HALL FREE SCOTT HAMILTON QUARTET Enter the sound-world of the Tom Green Septet, 02/01/2019 606 CLUB, CHELSEA 20:30 £12.00 FRANCESCO LOCASTRO DUO GUITAR merging contemporary chamber jazz tunes with rich TONY O'MALLEY VOCAL-KEYBOARD- AND PIANO 01/01/2019 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON harmony, propulsive grooves and memorable LED GROOVE BAND 20:30 £12.00 melodies. Tony O'Malley-keyboard/vocal; Richie Aikman-guitar; 03/01/2019 606 CLUB, CHELSEA 20:30 £12.00 THE PROCRASTINATORS NEW YEARS Sonny Winslow-bass, Ally McDougal-drums JOHN CRAWFORD PIANO-LED 04/01/2019 LE QUECUMBAR, BATTERSEA 18:00 DAY PARTY JAZZ/LATIN QUINTET FREE BEFORE 8PM, £6 AFTER 8PM Piotr Jordan (vln) , Ewan Bleach (cl) , tbc 02/01/2019 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB, SOHO John Crawford-piano; Guille Hill-gtr; Andres Ticino- PASSION OF BLUES, GOLDEN GIRL AVA 20:30 £25 perc; Richard Sadler-bs; Simon Pearson-drums with 01/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 22:30 £40 - SINGS FOR YOU SCOTT HAMILTON QUARTET Special Guests: Eleonora Claps & Shirley Smart- £65 vocals 04/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 19:00 £40 - INCOGNITO SECOND HOUSE 02/01/2019 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON £65 Jean-Paul ‘Bluey’ Maunick (Leader, Guitar, BV) Matt 20:30 03/01/2019 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB, SOHO Cooper (MD, Keyboard) Francis Hylton (Bass) INCOGNITO FIRST HOUSE CLOSED 20:30 £25 Francesco Mendolia (Drums) Joao Caetano Jean-Paul ‘Bluey’ Maunick (Leader, Guitar, BV) Matt SCOTT HAMILTON QUARTET (Percussion) Francisco Sales (Guitar) Sid Gauld Cooper (MD, Keyboard) Francis Hylton (Bass) 02/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 22:30 £40 - (Trumpet) Alistair White (Trombone) Patrick Clahar Francesco Mendolia (Drums) Joao Caetano £65 03/01/2019 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON (Saxophone) Vocals - Joy Rose, Imaani, Vanessa (Percussion) Francisco Sales (Guitar) Sid Gauld INCOGNITO SECOND HOUSE 20:30 Haynes (Trumpet) Alistair White (Trombone) Patrick Clahar Jean-Paul ‘Bluey’ Maunick (Leader, Guitar, BV) Matt CLOSED (Saxophone) Vocals - Joy Rose, Imaani, Vanessa Cooper (MD, Keyboard) Francis Hylton (Bass) 01/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 21:00 £6 - Haynes Francesco Mendolia (Drums) Joao Caetano £8 03/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 22:30 £40 - (Percussion) Francisco Sales (Guitar) Sid Gauld £65 04/01/2019 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 19:30 TV NIGHTS + RUBY SINGS JAM (Trumpet) Alistair White (Trombone) Patrick Clahar INCOGNITO SECOND HOUSE FREE UPSTAIRS BAR (Saxophone) Vocals - Joy Rose, Imaani, Vanessa Jean-Paul ‘Bluey’ Maunick (Leader, Guitar, BV) Matt MAURICE HORHUT SOLO PIANO One of the must play events on the London circuit for Haynes Cooper (MD, Keyboard) Francis Hylton (Bass) aspiring artists and a must attend for fans of new Francesco Mendolia (Drums) Joao Caetano 04/01/2019 SOUTH HILL PARK, BRACKNELL music. 02/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 23:30 £10 (Percussion) Francisco Sales (Guitar) Sid Gauld 19:30 £12 (£5.50 UNDER 18S) RACHAEL COHEN QUARTET LATE LATE (Trumpet) Alistair White (Trombone) Patrick Clahar 01/01/2019 606 CLUB, CHELSEA KAREN SHARP (TENOR SAX) AND SHOW (Saxophone) Vocals - Joy Rose, Imaani, Vanessa FREDDIE GAVITA (TRUMPET) CLOSED TBC Haynes PRESENTED BY BRACKNELL JAZZ 01/01/2019 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO Simon Cook (piano), Andy Masters (bass), Nat Steele 02/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 21:00 FREE 03/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 23:30 £10 CLOSED (drums) - £8 ON THE DOOR FREDDIE GAVITA QUARTET LATE LATE THE RONNIE SCOTT'S UPSTAIRS JAZZ SHOW 04/01/2019 TOULOUSE LAUTREC, JAM UPSTAIRS BAR Freddie is one of the most in demand and versatile KENNINGTON 20:00 FREE FOR DINERS An informal jam featuring a wealth of talent from trumpet players in Britain today. Whether its playing 02/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 19:00 £40 - KARL CHARITY JAZZ DUO PIANO BAR & tomorrow’s stars to today’s big names that drop by for searing pop trumpet with Paloma Faith or delivering £65 RESTAURANT an off - duty blowing session. heartfeltl ballads with the Ronnie Scott's Club quintet, INCOGNITO FIRST HOUSE Karl Charity and his pianist are revealing the he is guarenteed to wow any audience. undiscovered gems from Tin Pan Alley. Karl takes a © JAZZLONDONLIVE LIMITED 2019 JANUARY 2019 LISTINGS pg. 1 look, not at the Great American Songbook – those 05/01/2019 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB, SOHO MATT HOME QUARTET DRUMS-LED Jay Darwish (Bass) James Kitchman (Guitar) Fraser glittering chrome-plated standards beloved by millions 13:30 £15 QUARTET Smith (Tenor). and covered by artists from the Pussycat Dolls to dare I SHANE HAMPSHEIR 'CELEBRATING mention the Pink Sinatra, but at the Obscure Great BOND' 05/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 23:30 £30 - 06/01/2019 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 14:00 American Songbook. And what a delightful set of £50 FREE songs to rediscover, or better still, discover for the very 05/01/2019 LE QUECUMBAR, BATTERSEA 18:00 THE LONDON SUPERSAX PROJECT NICK PINI DUO BASS AND PIANO - JAZZ first time. FREE BEFORE 8PM, £6 AFTER 8PM SECOND HOUSE AND POP STANDARDS PETE 'TIGER' SHEPPARD - DUO GYSPY Alex Garnett - leader/baritone sax, Nigel HItchcock & 04/01/2019 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON JAZZ Sammy Mayne - alto sax, Graeme Blevins & Brandon 06/01/2019 HIDEAWAY, STREATHAM 14:00 £10 20:30 £15.00 PAUL LAMB & THE KING SNAKES SCOTT STROMANS NEW EXILES Allen - tenor sax, James Pearson - piano, Sam Burgess 05/01/2019 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 19:30 - bass, Chris Higginbottom - drums, Steve Fishwick - Hip shaking blues and boogie from the Mississippi Scott Stroman (vcls) , Cennet Jonsson (sax) , Alcyona FREE trumpet Delta to the bright lights and big city sound of Chicago Mick (pno) , Alec Dankworth (bs) , Winston Clifford FRANCESCA CONFORTINI VOCALS- - led from the front by world class harmonica man (drs) 05/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 23:30 £12 Mister Paul Lamb. Enjoy a top afternoon of blues at PIANO DUO DOOR £6 MU/NUS Hideaway! 04/01/2019 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB, SOHO 05/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 19:30 £30 - LAURENCE COTTLE QUARTET LATE 21:00 £27.50 06/01/2019 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON £50 LATE SHOW SCOTT HAMILTON QUARTET 16:00 £15/£25 THE LONDON SUPERSAX PROJECT FIRST TBC PHIL MILLER - A LIFE IN MUSIC 04/01/2019 606 CLUB, CHELSEA 21:30 £14.00 HOUSE 05/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 20:00 FREE tbc LEX CAMERON VOCAL/KYBD-LED Alex Garnett - leader/baritone sax, Nigel HItchcock & Sammy Mayne - alto sax, Graeme Blevins & Brandon - £15 ON THE DOOR GROOVE BAND 06/01/2019 LE QUECUMBAR, BATTERSEA 18:00 Allen - tenor sax, James Pearson - piano, Sam Burgess FUNKY NATION! (LIVE DJS- Lex Cameron-vocal/kybd, Dave Ital-gtr; Nick Cohen- £10 ADV £13 CASH DOOR - bass, Chris Higginbottom - drums, Steve Fishwick - JAZZ/FUNK/SOUL/HOUSE) UPSTAIRS bs; Westley Joseph-drms & Susan Allotey-vocals BLUE MANOUCHE trumpet BAR The most exciting club night in London every Saturday 04/01/2019 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 22:00 06/01/2019 CHANDOS ARMS JAZZ, FREE 05/01/2019 TOULOUSE LAUTREC, Night! KENNINGTON 20:00 FREE FOR DINERS COLINDALE 19:30 £8/£5 ROB BARRON TRIO PIANO TRIO SAXOPHONIST MICK FOSTER JO HARROP JAZZ DUO PIANO BAR & PRESENTED BY JUST EAST OF JAZZ 04/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 22:30 £40 - RESTAURANT 06/01/2019 OVAL TAVERN, CROYDON 13:00 Mick Foster (sax), Jonathan Gee (piano), Jeremy £65 Jo Harrop 'her voice is amazing, think Isaly whisky, or tannin rich red wine - deep!' Accompanied by FREE Shoham (sax), Phil Scragg (bass), Rick Finlay (drums) INCOGNITO SECOND HOUSE incredibly versatile and tasteful jazz pianist, songwriter LLOYD RYAN QUARTET JAZZ IN THE Jean-Paul ‘Bluey’ Maunick (Leader, Guitar, BV) Matt 06/01/2019 TOULOUSE LAUTREC, Cooper (MD, Keyboard) Francis Hylton (Bass) & arranger Alex Webb whose 2016 album 'Call Me AFTERNOON Lucky' won rave reviews.. KENNINGTON 19:30 FREE FOR DINERS Francesco Mendolia (Drums) Joao Caetano NOEMI NUTI FEAT. ANDREW (Percussion) Francisco Sales (Guitar) Sid Gauld 06/01/2019 606 CLUB, CHELSEA 13:30 £12.00 MCCORMACK PIANO BAR & (Trumpet) Alistair White (Trombone) Patrick Clahar 05/01/2019 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON LUNCHTIME SPECIAL: RACHEL SUTTON 20:30 £15.00 RESTAURANT (Saxophone) Vocals - Joy Rose, Imaani, Vanessa VOCAL-LED MODERN JAZZ QUARTET Haynes SCOTT STROMANS NEW EXILES Rachel Sutton-vocals, Roland Perrin-pno; Curtis Ruiz- Always keeping things fresh, the Noemi Nuti & Scott Stroman (vcls) , Cennet Jonsson (sax) , Alcyona bs; Paul Robinson-drums Andrew McCormack Duo include the very best songs 04/01/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 23:30 £12 Mick (pno) , Alec Dankworth (bs) , Winston Clifford from the American Songbook, light pop and soul music from the 60s onwards in a jazzy style.
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