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Jazzlondonlive Oct 2018 01/10/2018 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON 20:30 £10.00 Larry Carlton - Guitar, Claus Fischer - Bass, BAND NIGHT Hardy Fischtter - Drums, Jesse Milliner - Keys OCT 2018 MICK FOSTER QUARTET Sam Walker Martin Nickless Nick Mills Graham JAZZLONDONLIVE Russell Bob McKay Matt Sulzmann Ed Parr Dave Mick Foster (sax) , Dominic Ashworth (gtr) , Tom 03/10/2018 TOULOUSE LAUTREC, KENNINGTON 19:30 Farmer (bs) , Tristan Mailliot (drs) Boraston Sam Crooks Dave Eaglestone Ian Smith Noel Joyce Graeme Taylor Wun Chan FREE ENTRY 01/10/2018 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 19:30 FREE 01/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 21:00 £8 ON THE SCOTT BRAMLEY PIANO BAR & RESTAURANT 02/10/2018 606 CLUB, CHELSEA 20:30 £12.00 RICK SIMPSON SOLO PIANO DOOR Singer and pianist Scott Bramley is on hand to HERMETO, HERMETO, HERMETO JAZZ/BRAZILIAN take whatever request you can throw at him from ACOUSTIC JAZZ LOUNGE UPSTAIRS BAR jazz standards to modern pop classics. 01/10/2018 TOULOUSE LAUTREC, KENNINGTON 19:30 Renato D'Aiello with his red hot jazz band MODERN JAZZ QUINTET Misha Mullov-Abaddo-bass; Sam Watts-piano; FREE ENTRY performing originals and standards plus an 03/10/2018 TOULOUSE LAUTREC, KENNINGTON 19:30 accomplished jazz singer guests in the 2nd set Sam Rapley-sax; Rob Luft-guitar; Corrie Dick- MEG BIRD (VOCALS) & DAVID SWAN (PIANO) drums FROM £15 PRESENTED BY GUILDHALL SCHOOL OF MUSIC & 01/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 23:00 £10 UNPLUGGED SERIES LIVE FEAT. BEVERLEY SKEETE 02/10/2018 BETCHWORTH PARK GOLF CLUB 20:30 £20 DRAMA THE CHARLIE PARKER SONGBOOK PRESENTED BY JAZZ CLUB CONCERT Meg takes inspiration from both contemporary SUE RICHARDSON QUINTET JAZZ IMMORTAL-THE Beverley Skeete (Vocals), Gemma Dorsett artists such as Esperanza Spalding and Cecile THE SEAN PAYNE QUARTET LATE LATE SHOW MUSIC OF CHET BAKER PRESENTED BY WATERMILL (Vocals), Pierrot Obi (Vocals), Adam Rust (Piano), McLorin Salvant, as well as legendary jazz Sean Payne - Alto Saxophone, Tom Cawley - Francois Fasano (Guitar). vocalists like Betty Carter and Sarah Vaughan Piano, Freddie Jensen - Bass, James Maddren - JAZZ Drums giving Meg a sound that is contemporary and yet Sue Richardson - trumpet & vocals, Andy Panayi 03/10/2018 BELVEDERE JAZZ AND MUSIC CLUB, loyal to the jazz tradition. - tenor sax, Neal Richardson - piano, Oz 01/11/2018 LAUDERDALE HOUSE, HIGHGATE 20:30 £12 Duchaine - double bass, Rod Youngs - drums RAWRETH 20:00 ADMISSION £20 BY PRIOR 01/10/2018 BULL'S HEAD, BARNES 20:00 £8 ADVANCE STANDARD | £10 CONCESSION | £7 STUDENT RESERVATION ONLY & £10 ON DOOR ELAINE DELMAR AT LAUDERDALE HOUSE PART OF 02/10/2018 EAST SIDE JAZZ CLUB, LEYTONSTONE 20:30 LEN PHILLIPS BIG BAND WITH TOP UK VOCALISTS £8.00 PAPA GEORGE & MICKY MOODY BLUES WITH A THE JAZZ IN THE HOUSE SEASON GARY WILLIAMS & ELEANOR KEENAN FEELING FROM THESE TWO MASTERS OF THE Elaine Delmar (Vocals) | John Pearce (Piano) | HENRY LOWTHER Band Leader Joe Pettitt & vocalist, Eleanor Simon Thorpe (Bass) | Bobby Worth (Drums) Henry Lowther (tpt) , Art Themen (sax) , Mike Keenan GENRE Gorman (pno) , Dave Green (bs) , Clive Fenner Papa George, vcs & gtr, Micky Moody, vcls & gtr (drs) 03/10/2018 CAFE IN THE CRYPT, TRAFALGAR SQUARE 20:00 £15/£12/£8 01/10/2018 KING'S HEAD, BEXLEY 20:00 £12.00 02/10/2018 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 19:30 FREE 02/10/2018 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB 20:30 £15 HEADS SOUTH AL NICHOLLS QUARTET PRESENTED BY BEXLEY BARRY GREEN SOLO PIANO CAROLINE SCOTT'S KHOALESCE PROJECT JAZZ CLUB 03/10/2018 KINGS PLACE, N1 20:00 £12.50 | £9.50 02/10/2018 TOULOUSE LAUTREC, KENNINGTON 19:30 02/10/2018 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON 20:30 £10.00 Al Nicholls (s), Imre Varga (p), Tim Fairhall (b), ‘ ’ Chris Nicholls (d) FREE ENTRY TOM BARFORD BLOOMER ALBUM LAUNCH LEILA MARTIAL Leila Martial (vcls) , tbc ERIC RANZONI PIANO BAR & RESTAURANT 03/10/2018 SPICE OF LIFE, SOHO 20:00 £5/£3 01/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 20:00 £40 - £60 Eric Ranzoni (Vocals / Piano) presents a selection ADVANCE/FREE TO MU STACEY KENT + SUPPORT MAIN HOUSE of the greatest songs in the last century. A 02/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 21:00 £6 - £8 musical journey through immortal standards of Stacey Kent, vocals; Jim Tomlinson, saxes, flute; TV NIGHTS + RUBY SINGS JAM UPSTAIRS BAR VANDOJAM HOSTED BY MATT TELFER FEATURING Graham Harvey, piano, fender; Jeremy Brown, Blues, Pop, Swing, Jazz, Soul, Rock'n'Roll and much, much more! One of the must play events on the London ADRIAN COX QUARTET JAM SESSION bass; Josh Morrison, drums + support James circuit for aspiring artists and a must attend for Pearson 'graduates trio’ ft. Daisy George (bass) Adrian Cox - clarinet, Joe Webb - piano, Simon fans of new music. Read - bass & Roy Gethin Jones - drums and Will Cleasby (drum 02/10/2018 BULL'S HEAD, BARNES 20:00 £11 IN ADVANCE £13 DOOR 02/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 23:00 £10 01/10/2018 606 CLUB, CHELSEA 20:30 £12.00 03/10/2018 MILL HILL JAZZ CLUB 20:30 £10.00 STEALING DAN & DON JAMES DAVISON & CALLUM AU 'QUINTET-A-TETE' CLEMENT REGERT'S WILD CARD GUITAR-LED Chris Clark's Big Band tribute to the music of KIX BIG BAND Steely Dan PRESENTED BY ALEX GARNETT LATE LATE SHOW The Kix Orchestra - a 22 piece Big Band led by JAZZ/GROOVE 5 PIECE James Davison- Trumpet/Flugel, Callum Au- Graham Pike and featuring vocalist Kate Daniels Denys Baptiste-sax; Graeme Flowers-trpt; Andy Valve Trombone, Sam Watts - Piano, Adam King - 02/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 20:00 £40 - £60 Noble-keyboard; Sophie Alloway-drums Bass, Matt Skelton-Drums 03/10/2018 606 CLUB, CHELSEA 20:30 £10.00 STACEY KENT + SUPPORT MAIN HOUSE IRENE SERRA VOCAL-LED JAZZ/LATIN 4TET 01/10/2018 MILFORD ARMS, ISLEWORTH 20:30 Stacey Kent, vocals; Jim Tomlinson, saxes, flute; Graham Harvey, piano, fender; Jeremy Brown, Irene Serra-vocals; Naadia Shariff-pno; Amy JIMMY HASTINGS Baldwin-bs; Emiliano Caroselli-drm bass; Josh Morrison, drums + support James 03/10/2018 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 19:30 FREE John Horler/Tim Wells/Trevor Tomkins Pearson 'graduates trio’ ft. Daisy George (bass) and Will Cleasby (drum MARTIN BLACKWELL SOLO PIANO 03/10/2018 PIZZA EXPRESS HOLBORN 20:30 £25 01/10/2018 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB 20:30 £15 ’ 03/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 19:30 £30 - £60 SOME KINDA WONDERFUL - THE MUSIC OF STEVIE FABLED 02/10/2018 TWICKENHAM JAZZ CLUB 20:00 £13/ £11 LARRY CARLTON FIRST HOUSE WONDER PRESENTED BY JGBG EVENTS KELVIN CHRISTIANE'S ALLSTARS' BIG BAND BIG Noel McCalla, Derek Nash, Neil Angilley (piano), © JAZZLONDONLIVE LIMITED 2018 OCTOBER 2018 LISTINGS P1 Orefu Orakwue (bass), Nic France (drums),Tim 04/10/2018 THE CLARENDON HOTEL, BLACKHEATH 04/10/2019 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 23:00 £10 05/10/2018 CON CELLAR BAR 21:00 £8 / £5 STUDENTS, Cansfield (guitar), 20:00 FREE DAVID PRESTON QUARTET FEAT. ASAF SIRKIS, PAY ON THE DOOR 03/10/2018 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB 20:30 £15 MIEKO KANAI (VOC) @ THE ROW PRESENTED BY KEVIN GLASGOW AND JOSH ARCOLEO LATE LATE NICK COSTLEY-WHITE QUARTET + TOBIE JAZZ LONDON RADIO ALL STARS DAVE SILK'S JAZZNIGHTS SHOW CARPENTER ORGAN TRIO Simon Goodwin (gtr), Dan Goodwin (pno), David David Preston - guitar, Asaf Sirkis - drums, Kevin Nick Costley-White - guitar, Matt Robinson - keys, Silk (bass) Conor Chaplin - bass, Dave Hamblett - drums 03/10/2018 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON 20:30 £12.00 Glasgow - bass, Josh Arcoleo - saxophone PAUL DUNMALL / LIAM NOBLE / JOHN EDWARDS / 04/10/2018 BULL'S HEAD, BARNES 20:00 £10 ADVANCE 05/10/2018 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB 21:00 £27 MARK SANDERS & £12 DOOR Paul Dunmall (sax) , Liam Noble (pno) , John 05/10/2018 ARCHDUKE, WATERLOO 19:30 FREE PERICO SAMBEAT QUARTET MATT WATES SEXTET CONTEMPORARY WEST Edwards (bs) , Mark Sanders (drs) MAURICE HORHUT SOLO PIANO COAST STYLE JAZZ 05/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 21:00 FREE - £15 03/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 21:00 FREE - £8 ON 05/10/2018 KINGS PLACE, N1 19:30 £19.50-£26.50 | ON THE DOOR THE DOOR 04/10/2018 RAM JAM CLUB, KINGSTON 20:00 £10/£8 SAVERS £9.50 VIVA CUBA! (LIVE CUBAN BANDS & DJ'S) CONCESSIONS/£5 STUDENTS THE RONNIE SCOTT'S UPSTAIRS JAZZ JAM LESZEK MO┼╝D┼╝ER LONDON PIANO FESTIVAL UPSTAIRS BAR UPSTAIRS BAR TONY HEIBERG GROUP An informal jam featuring a wealth of talent from 05/10/2018 JAZZ CAFE POSK, RAVENSCOURT PARK 05/10/2018 606 CLUB, CHELSEA 21:30 £14.00 tomorrow’s stars to today’s big names that drop 04/10/2018 606 CLUB, CHELSEA 20:30 £12.00 20:00 £5 STUDENTS, £10 CONCESSION, £12 ON THE DOOR by for an off - duty blowing session. TOM SEALS VOCAL/PIANO-LED JAZZ/GROOVE 6 MUSICIANS X-CHANGE PROGRAMME KRISZTIAN KATE WILLIAMS & DAVE JONES 'AUTUMN PIECE BAND 03/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 22:30 £30 - £60 OLAH PIANO-LED MODERN JAZZ QUARTET COLOURS' PRESENTED BY WAY OUT WEST. Tom Seals-piano/vocals; Sam Barrett-guitar; Krisztian Olah-piano; Calum Gourlay-bass; Chris Kate Williams (pno), Dave Jones (bs), Gareth Dave Swift-bass; Joel Barford-drums with Harry LARRY CARLTON SECOND HOUSE Higginbottom-drums & Special Guest: Paul Greene-sax; Luke Vice-Coles-trumpet Larry Carlton - Guitar, Claus Fischer - Bass, Lockrane (flts), Stefanos Tsourelis (gtr/oud), Booth-sax Tristan Mailliot (drs) ├╢ Hardy Fisch tter - Drums, Jesse Milliner - Keys 05/10/2018 TOULOUSE LAUTREC, KENNINGTON 21:30 04/10/2018 PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB 20:30 £27 05/10/2018 KINGS PLACE, N1 20:00 £14.50 | £9.50 FROM £10 03/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 23:30 £10 PERICO SAMBEAT QUARTET AIDAN O’ROURKE AND KIT DOWNES 365: STORIES AISHA KHAN SINGS SONGS FOR ADULTS ONLY HANNES RIEPLER QUARTET LATE LATE SHOW Line-up: to be confirmed 04/10/2018 VORTEX JAZZ CLUB, DALSTON 20:30 £12.00 AND MUSIC JAZZ CLUB CONCERT An evening for adults only, featuring Aisha Khan EVAN PARKER AND FRIENDS 05/10/2018 RONNIE SCOTT'S, SOHO 20:00 £30 - £60 performing sophisticated and X rated songs with Evan Parker (sax) , tba a nod and a cheeky wink! Aisha Khan is based 04/10/2018 CLOCKTOWER CAFE, CROYDON 12:00 FREE LARRY CARLTON FIRST HOUSE in London and sings American roots music, Jazz, 04/10/2018 ROYAL ALBERT HALL, KENSINGTON 21:30 Larry Carlton - Guitar, Claus Fischer - Bass, Blues and Rhythm & Blues of the 1940’s/50’s.
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