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Ian Shaw & Friends january 2020 JANUARY 2020 ian shaw & friends SUN 19 - SUN 26 JANUARY • SOHO pizzaexpress jazz club soho pizzaexpress live holborn the pheasantry chelsea pizzaexpress live maidstone take pizzaexpress live birmingham m e pizzaexpresslive.com home 1 WELCOME TO PIZZAEXPRESS LIVE JANUARY 2020 calendar 4 THE HOME OF pizzaexpress jazz club soho 8 LIVE MUSIC pizzaexpress live holborn 18 AND GREAT FOOD Enjoy great Pizza and listen to incredible artists at the pheasantry chelsea 28 some of the UK’s finest venues - including the award winning PizzaExpress Jazz Club in Soho, The Pheasantry in Chelsea, our PizzaExpress Live pizzaexpress live Maidstone 34 venues in Maidstone, Birmingham, and our brand new venue in Holborn. pizzaexpress live birmingham 36 the live playlist 38 coming soon 40 pizzaexpresslive.com pizzajazzclub pizzaexpresslive 2 3 JANUARY 2020 SOHO PizzaExpress Jazz Club HOLBORN CHELSEA The Pheasantry WED 1 - TUE 7 JANUARY WED 1 Scott Hamilton QuARtet THU 2 Scott Hamilton QuARtet FRI 3 Scott Hamilton QuARtet Oye santana Viva La VaMP Scott Hamilton SAT 4 Scott Hamilton QuARtet The sOul steppers Dave Lee Quartet THU 9 - FRI 10 JANUARY Jivin’ Miss DaiSy (lunch) SUN 5 Scott Hamilton QuARtet TobBy WoMAck Fire and rain & american pie MON 6 Scott Hamilton QuARtet TUE 7 Scott Hamilton QuARtet r ay lewis WED 8 Buck and Billie Colosseum’s James litherlaNd FRI 10 - SAT 11 JANUARY THU 9 Dave LewiS’ 1uP Ray lewis Pete atkin FRI 10 Sarah Gillespie Quintet (2 x ShOws) Ray lewis Katie BirtILl katie birtill Marco Marconi trio (lunch) Jaki graham Katie BirtILl SATFRI 11 Adrian Cox (2 x ShOws) TUE 14 - WED 15 JANUARY Down For tHe Count SUN 12 SwinG OrChestra (lunch) Old Dirty Brasstards Bex Marshall (UK) + sister suzie & tHe Right BanD (eve) MON 13 Anita wARdeLl & irene serra Damian wILson & aDam wakeman TUE 14 Jorge rOSsy ViBes Quintet An eVening with pHIliPpa Hanna jorge rossy vibes quintet WED 15 Jorge rOSsy ViBes Quintet The MuSic OF nILe rODgers & cHIc The Blue hour 4 5 JANUARY 2020 SOHO PizzaExpress Jazz Club HOLBORN CHELSEA The Pheasantry FRI 17 - SUN 19 JANUARY THU 16 Jon regen VxO cOllectiVe The Blue hour Vertaal (earLy ShOw) FRI 17 The lBJBs (late ShOw) WilLiaM hickS’ souL sAtisfaction Jeff Harnar Jake werth trio (lunch) SAT 18 The Brass Monkeys (evening) City Funk OrChestra Jeff Harnar Jo HarroP with Denmark jeff SUN 19 Street Big Band (lunch) Joanna EDen Jeff Harnar Harnar Ian shaw & Claire Martin (eve) SUN 19 - SUN 26 JANUARY MON 20 Ian shaw & Liane carrolL Live PlAylist unSigneD seSsions TUE 21 Ian shaw & Guy Barker The ashton Jones pRoject Leon Garner WED 22 Ian shaw & Pee wee eLliS The Beatles sONgBook ian shaw Ian shaw with iain Ballamy & & friends THU 23 Jamie saFIr Julie Felix DebBie Sands Ian shaw with Georgia Mancio THU 23 - FRI 24 JANUARY & BuMi thoMaS (earLy ShOw) FRI 24 Ian shaw with the steVe taylOr Julie Felix & Mike D’Abo BobBy crush & his MuSicians Trio (evening) Ian shaw with pOLly GiBbons SAT 25 (lunch) Josh BurneLl & Linda MOYlan Bb kean Ian shaw & his trio (2 x ShOws) Ian shaw with elaine dELMar SUN 26 (lunch) The Girls From Oz Jeanie BarTOn’s nOel & cOLe Chiaraa pANc LDi (evening) julie felix MON 27 Simon amstell THU 30 - FRI 31 JANUARY TUE 28 EarL oKin Yiddish twiSt OrChestra WED 29 Tom BancroFT AtLantic sOul orchestra Kit & Mcconnel Nick Colionne THU Nick colionne & eric Darius MariO BaKuna Band 30 & Eric Darius FRI 31 Nick colionne & eric Darius Nick pride & The PiMPtOnes Maria keSsELMaN 6 7 pizzaexpress jazz club soho Now in its 42nd year, the Dean PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB Street venue is rightly considered one of Britain’s finest jazz clubs with an international reputation that has seen mesmerising performances from SOHO Grammy winning soul-jazz giant Gregory Porter, Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts, vocal icon Amy Winehouse, violin virtuoso Nigel Kennedy, bass star Richard Bona and revered jazz singer Kurt Elling alongside its many acclaimed mini- festivals, special events and knock- out one-off performances. Today, PizzaExpress Jazz Club is part of the very heart, and soul, of Soho. DOOR TIMES: PIZZAEXPRESS JAZZ CLUB SOHO MON - THU 6.30pm FRI - SAT 7pm 10 Dean Street, Soho, London W1D 3RW SUN 6pm pizzaexpresslive.com8 LUNCH SHOWS midday BOOKINGS: 020 7439 4962 9 FRI - SAT double shows 5.30pm/9.30pm pizzaexpress jazz club soho january 2020 WED 1ST – TUE 7TH JANUARY FRI 10TH JANUARY (DOUBLE SHOW) SCOTT HAMILTON QUARTET SARAH GILLESPIE QUINTET Seasoned Dean Street performer Scott Hamilton Critically acclaimed, Anglo-American songstress Sarah returns to the PizzaExpress stage this August with Gillespie is renowned for mixing blues, folk & jazz with her his regular quartet of John Pearce (piano), Dave streetwise poetic lyrics. Her 4 albums received outstanding Green (bass) and Steve Brown (drums). Expect reviews from the UK press plus accolades from iconic musician the highest quality classic jazz from Scott and his old Robert Wyatt. She has toured extensively for the last 10 years friends as they present a mixture of jazz standards in the US, Europe and UK, performing live on leading BBC and originals, including tracks from their recent Radio programs (Woman’s Hour, Start the Week and Loose album ‘Dean Street Nights’. £25/£27.50 Ends) as well as public radio in the USA. £20 SUN 5TH JANUARY (LUNCH) SAT 11TH JANUARY (LUNCH) JBGB EVENTS PRESENT MARCO MARCONI TRIO JIVIN’ MISS DAISY Be seduced by the stylish sounds of Marco Marconi Trio, Jivin’ Miss Daisy, an ace All Stars 9-piece Band, jazz music’a holy trinity - featuring pianist Marco Marconi, always delight audiences with their renditions of songs double bass Tom Farmer, and Emiliano Caroselli. Darlings of from many great songwriters including Gershwin the London jazz circuit, this formidable threesome are nothing and Cole Porter, playing a wide range of swing & short of spectacular. If you love jazz, you just got lucky. This is jazz music, ranging from Duke Ellington and Jimmie 18 karat sonic pleasure. £15 Lunceford in the 1920s, through Tommy Dorsey and Benny Goodman in the 1930s and 40s, to Ella and SAT 11TH JANUARY (DOUBLE SHOW) Basie in the 1950s and early 60s. in a guaranteed swinging jazz session. £20 ADRIAN COX NOW IS SPRING ALBUM LAUNCH WED 8TH JANUARY World-renowned jazz clarinettist Adrian Cox and his quartet present music from their brand new album ‘Now Is Spring’. BUCK AND BILLIE: The music on this album tour is written by Adrian and THE BUCK CLAYTON LEGACY longtime collaborator, pianist Joe Webb. ‘Now Is Spring’ BAND AND JULIA BIEL draws on Cox’s influences of New Orleans, blues and swing music. The tunes are written with the soul and passion of Julia Biel teams up again with the Buck Clayton Legacy those beyond their years, and they have created a timeless Band for a return visit to PizzaExpress with the music of set of beautiful melodies. £15 Billie Holiday and Buck Clayton. “Biel has Billie’s way of singing behind the beat, so making the band’s immaculate grooves even more exciting,” wrote reviewer Alison Bentley. £20 SUN 12TH JANUARY (LUNCH) DOWN FOR THE COUNT THU 9TH JANUARY SWING ORCHESTRA DAVE LEWIS’ 1UP Down for the Count are a mini big band who bring Tonight’s catch this sensational band as they play their the sounds of the Swing Era back to life, with original songs showing the evolution of deep musical an electrifying show full of incredible energy and experience forged through years of playing as a band - musicianship. Since bursting onto the scene at American saxophonist Dave Lewis’s raw and lyrical sound Twinwood Festival in 2013, Down for the Count is perfectly matched by the soulful intensity and searing have quickly earned themselves a reputation as one blues vocals of Lizzie Deane. £18 of the hardest swinging bands in the UK. £20 10 11 pizzaexpress jazz club soho january 2020 SUN 12TH JANUARY (EVENING) FUNK MASTERS SERIES PRESENT IN ASSOCIATION WITH SOS LTD IN ASSOCIATION WITH SHADES OF SOUL LTD FRI 17TH JANUARY (EARLY SHOW) BEX MARSHALL (UK) + VERTAAL LIVE After their debut sell out performance Vertaal are back for another SISTER SUZIE & THE RIGHT BAND exciting show. Vertaal (Theo Howarth and Ajit Gill) are a spiritual jazz- We are delighted to present two of the UK ’s leading funk duo, flirting with the sounds of hip-hop, electronic soul and all kinds of exotic melody. £15 Blues exponents performing on the same bill Bex Marshall and Sister Suzie so don’t miss out on this amazing show! UK British Blues Award winner and 4 FRI 17TH JANUARY (LATE SHOW) IN ASSOCIATION WITH SHADES OF SOUL LTD time European Blues Awards nominee Bex Marshall’s unique style of guitar playing is a combined technique of THE LBJBS slide, blues rock, ragtime and roots pickin’. £16 Funk Masters Series Present LBJBs with their own very special tribute to the Legendary God father of Soul James Brown featuring an expanded line up, In Association with TH MON 13 JANUARY Shades of Soul Ltd. After their last sold out show the LBJBs are back with this very special show case featuring the music of DUETS the legendary James Brown. £15 AN EVENING WITH ANITA WARDELL AND IRENE SERRA Critically-acclaimed Jazz vocalists Anita Wardell SAT 18TH JANUARY (LUNCH SHOW) and Irene Serra come together for a special one-off performance highlighting the art of the Jazz singer. Expect JAKE WERTH TRIO choice repertoire from the Great American songbook, This brand new trio, led by former Royal Academy jazz student Jake from jazz duets to swinging standards, heartfelt ballads to Werth, and completed by Guildhall alumni Robbie Ellison and Joe Lee, dedicates itself to swinging gritty blues and impressive vocalese.
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