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Souvenir PROGRAMME £2 Findaproperty & Primelocation, Two of the U.K.’S Leading Property Websites Wm SKELTON & CO Solicitors, Notaries and Estate Agents Castle Chambers, 49 High Street, Rothesay, Isle of Bute PA20 9DB [email protected] 01700 502881 & 504793 (Legal) 01700 505551(Estate Agency) 01700 505270 (Fax) We offer a wide range of services including: LEGAL SERVICES Conveyancing, Criminal Law, Family Law, Licensing Law Civil Litigation, Wills, Executries, Powers of Attorney, Guardianships & Mental Health Work COMPREHENSIVE ESTATE AGENCY SERVICE Including National & International Coverage through Souvenir PROGRAMME £2 FindaProperty & PrimeLocation, two of the U.K.’s leading property websites Step by step guidance in obtaining Home Report prior to marketing Colour Property Schedules complete with Floor Plans www.wmskelton.co.uk Enjoy the 2012 Jazz Festival 44 www.butejazz.com www.butejazz.com 2 Bridgend Street, Rothesay 01700 502922 Coffee & Lunches Friday & Saturday 1030 – 1430 Sunday 1100 – 1400 Jazz Concert with Dinner Friday & Saturday night Norman King (Sax) & Tim Saul (Piano) DINNER BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Dinner Friday, Saturday & Sunday 1800 – 2100 BUTE PROPERTY Property Jacqueline’s SERVICES Isle of Bute Bute’s No. 1 Estate Agency Services Bute’s No. 1 self-catering holiday company, The island’s only independent dedicated with the island’s largest range of properties in estate agency with extensive knowledge various location to suit all budgets and tastes. of the local property market. Our friendly, Our friendly team can help you find the right professional team are renowned for accommodation to suit your holiday requirements. offering a world-class customer service to both buyers and sellers on the Isle of Bute Residential lets are also available Open Visit our website at www.jpsbute.com or contact us Monday - Friday : 9.00 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. on 01700 503906 Saturday : 9.30 a.m.—1.30 p.m. Make yourself at home! 60 Montague Street, Rothesay, Jacqueline’s Property Services Isle of Bute. PA20 0BT Ian Villa, Academy Road, Telephone: 01700 503168 Rothesay, Isle of Bute PA20 0BG Fax: 01700 503178 Tel: 01700 503906 E-mail holidays@jpsbutecom e-mail: [email protected] www.jpsbute.com www.buteproperty.co.uk 2 www.butejazz.com www.butejazz.com 43 Isle of Bute Jazz Festival 2013 Welcome to the In 2012 we celebrate 25 years of The Isle of Bute Jazz Festival. Come back next year and SILVER JUBILEE join us for the 26th year of quality live jazz on the beautiful Isle of Bute. Isle of Bute Jazz Festival The Jazz Festival Committee welcomes you and hopes that you will have an enjoyable weekend. The 26th Isle of Bute Jazz Festival We have a great selection of bands for you to enjoy this year, with some old and some new will take place from Friday 3rd friends. This year we welcome back The Chicago Teddy Bears Society Jazz Band, from Liverpool and Richard White’s Fivers from London and new faces, the Nova Scotia Jazz Band, Jamie Brownfield, Stretch Dawrson and the fabulous Fat Sam’s Band. We also have a Ceilidh dance and May to Sunday 5th May 2013 open mike Folk Sessions. There are two jam sessions this year after many requests were received. We are grateful to many people who helped make the 2012 Festival possible – not least the following: Book your accommodation early The local community, Argyll & Bute Councillors, Len Scoullar, Robert MacIntyre & Isobel Strong and local businesses who support us every year to avoid disappointment. Friends of The Isle of Bute Jazz Festival Caledonian MacBrayne and The Co-operative for their continuing & generous support If you would like to be kept informed by email or by post, please complete the form All advertisers in this souvenir programme below and hand it in to the Jazz Festival Shop James McMillan, General Manager of Rothesay Pavilion & his hard-working staff Nigel Sutherland, Andy Walters & Malcolm Johnston for design work Our local Rotary Club and other volunteers for their support and assistance with ticket Name ...................................................................... checking Address .................................................................... Ann Saul & Donnie MacLeod for gathering in the business advertising and Carol-Anne Dickson for artiste liaison. ........................................................................... Committee Members who gave freely of their time & expertise to help organise the Postcode ........................... Telephone………………………………….. Festival whilst also running their own businesses: E-mail: ..................................................................... Margaret Shields (Ardyne Hotel) - Tim & Ann Saul (Brechin’s Brasserie) - Elaine Campbell (Wm. Skelton & Co) - John Patterson (Bute Fabrics) Maggie & Mike Spear, Donnie MacLeod, Donald Kinnear & Big Dougie Lyle If you prefer to post this form later, please send it to: Have a great weekend! Isle of Bute Jazz Festival Ltd. 40 Ardmory Road, Tim Saul Rothesay Chairman – The Isle of Bute Jazz Festival Ltd. Isle of Bute, Scotland. PA20 0PG P.S. Don’t forget to buy your tickets for the Farewell Concert at The Glenburn Hotel on Monday 7th May from 1230 hours. Tickets from the Jazz Festival Shop at just £6 42 www.butejazz.com www.butejazz.com 3 TIM SAUL JAZZ QUINTET & BUTE JAZZ FRIENDS Zavaroni’s Café he band formed as a trio in 2005 and has developed into a larger 24-26 West Princes Street, Rothesay 20 Argyle Street ensemble involving an increasing number of local players, together Telephone: 01700 503389 with frequent visiting guests from further afield. They play throughout [email protected] the year at concerts and for private functions. Welcomes Jazz fans T www.printpointbute.webs.com for meals, snacks, filled rolls, hot This year they are BOOKS - STATIONERY - DVDS - PRINTING drinks and our delicious, world- hosting the Festival COLOUR PHOTOCOPYING - FAXING famous ice cream Jam Session in the LAMINATING - COMB AND THERMAL Pavilion Café on Sunday from 1200 - BINDING 1500. The trio will PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPHS All to sit in or take-away also be performing COFFEE SHOP - INTERNET ACCESS at the Farewell VHS TAPES CONVERTED TO DVD We are just a short walk from Session at The MEMORY CARDS BURNED TO CD the Pavilion Glenburn Ballroom ARTS AND CRAFTS on Monday VINYL GRAPHICS AND SIGNS lunchtime 1230— 1430 when we are pleased to welcome special guests Norman King on tenor sax, (who is taking a break from playing in Thailand) and Chris Clark on guitar and vocals, who appeared with us last year in an outstanding concert at the St Blane’s Hotel. (You will need a separate ticket for the Farewell Session at The Glenburn Hotel, which is available from the Festival Shop.) Players and singers are welcome at the Sunday Jam Session and this is an opportunity to enjoy some spontaneous, un-rehearsed, musical mayhem with some of the talented musicians who are entertaining you over the Festival weekend! Here is a list of the usual suspects who may be seen over the weekend: Paul McKay bass Robin Dow trombone Tim Saul keyboards Gerry Geoghegan saxophone David Gray drums Wilf Piers clarinet Caroline Gorman vocals John Denman vibes Norman King tenor saxophone Chris Clark guitar & vocals 4 www.butejazz.com www.butejazz.com 41 ACADEMY SWING T. J. JOHNSON’S BAND www.tjjohnson.co.uk cademy Swing, the swing band of Rothesay Joint Campus have been .J. Johnson is widely performing at the Bute considered to be one of the AJazz Festival since 2004 and this year will be opening the festival. UK’s finest jazz and blues singers. He is also an The band has built a great T accomplished piano player, drummer reputation for itself over the past and a respected bandleader. Always eight years and performs regularly in the local community and further a true ambassador of the soul, TJ afield at venues such as the Loch sings songs of love lost and gained, of Fyne food fair. It has also toured life wholesome and corrupt, songs of regularly throughout Argyll giving hope, songs of the night, all with the community concerts and school demonstration performances on true passion and boozy swagger of Islay, Mull, Oban and Mid Kintyre. only a man who has been there and knows. Academy Swing plays a varied selection of styles, from trad jazz & big band, through to present day Backed by his group of top British popular music. The band is led by Tony Spencer, the Island’s Instrumental Music Teacher. Tony is a musicians TJ plays an extraordinary professional clarinettist who for fourteen years held the post of principal clarinet with the Band of the Grenadier Guards in London. blend of music that transcends the boundaries of jazz, blues, soul, country and gospel and is influenced by the likes of Ray Charles, Dr. John, Louis Armstrong, Johnny Cash, BB King, Nina Simone, Alberta Hunter, Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Witherspoon and many more. His distinctive voice and unique Port Bannatyne Marina personal stage manner brings both the band and the audience together to Kames Bay, Port Bannatyne, Isle of Bute create an intimate yet exciting atmosphere that is rarely equalled. E-mail: [email protected] TJ and his band have toured extensively both in the UK and overseas for www.portbannatynemarina.co.uk twenty years or more and now while still maintaining a high profile at Tel. 01700 503116 international festivals and venues he is very involved in creating a vibrant new London music scene where TJ’s style and mix of music seems to be proving very popular with the young trendy’s and older jazz fans a like. Situated in Beautiful, Peaceful Surroundings Water, Electricity, Toilets & Showers on Site ‘The frontiers between jazz and blues are becoming blurred - as his latest CD exemplifies (jazz Rag) Bike Hire, Golf Course, Country Walks Restaurants, Cafés, Pubs, Local Store ‘Spicy modern day jazz’ (The Independent) All within easy walking distance ‘A Barnstorming outfit driven by youthful enthusiasm’ (jazz UK) Frequent Bus Service to Rothesay Daily, Summer and Annual Berths available T.
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