[Dixielandjazz] Fwd: Hot Jazz News June 2018

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From: The National Traditional Jazz & Swing Mailing List - John Petters <
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Date: 7 June 2018 at 19:58
Subject: Hot Jazz News June 2018
To: Marek Boym <marekboym at gmail.com>

The Hottest Jazz sounds Around

** Max Collie Tribute @ 100b Club  Friday 8th June 12:00
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To all traditional jazz fans..
Don't forget the Max Collie Tribute at the 100 Club this Friday 8th June
featuring a host of Britain's best jazzers.
Doors open at 12 noon so come early to get a good seat.
ADMISSION IS FREE as all musicians are giving their service without payment
and the 100 Club is giving us the premises without charging us.
This should be the most unmissable jazz event of the year.
See you there.
Jazz on the Wireless
There has been a lot happening in jazz radio  recently.

Firstly, I'd like to thank Walter Love of BBC Ulster for an hour long
interview with me, which he recorded here in my studio in Long Sutton. (see
photo below)

We talked about my career  going back to the beginning and into the 80s,
working with many of the American soloists through to the present.

Walter played seven tracks from across the decades and the whole thing was
a fun experience and a great honour for me.

It was broadcast on 27th May, but is available on BBC IPlayer for another
couple of weeks.
Click on the link below.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b3w818

The Late Paul Barnes

Sadly Barnsey has hung up his headphones and resigned from the BBC and
ended an era of wonderful and diverse music on BBC Eastern counties
stations. There are few presenters who have the breadth and depth of
knowledge possessed by the likes of Paul and Walter Love and for the BBC to
allow him to walk without putting up a fight is a sad reflection on the way
Auntie is run these days.

The replacement show does not do it for me, and whilst the presenter is a a
pleasant and friendly host, the music is too narrowly focussed on what I
call 'modern' big band music. I doubt we will hear Lee Wiley, Johnny Dodds,
Miff Mole or King Oliver very often, if at all.

Now You Has Jazz, Jazz, Jazz on the Sound of Spitfire

For those who mourn the demise of Paul's show, I can offer an hour of real
hot jazz on my internet radio show, broadcast from Spalding. Tune in at 9pm
BST (20:00 utc/gmt) on Monday evening. I'll be doing a programme devoted
the the great New Orleans clarinettist, Johnny Dodds.

The link is here:
http://listen.soundofspitfire.co.uk/

London Louis Armstrong Riverboat Shuffle - Sold Out!
I'm delighted to announce that the cruise on 1st September has now sold
out, with three months to go!
Saturday 16th June - John Petters Quartet plays a tribute concert to Benny
Goodman and Gene Krupa @ Helmsley Arts Centre, Helmsley, north Yorks.
Richard Exall, clarinet, Colin Bray, piano, Keith Donald, bass and yours
truly on drums.
I will also be giving a short talk on these two great performers as part of
the evening.
Book here:
http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?agency=
HELM&organ_val=22471&event_val=0957&schedule=list

** Delighted to be Part of This
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The band will feature Karl Hird reeds, Jim Douglas, guitar, Tim Huskisson,
piano and Keith Donald, bass.
This is a free event, but you will need to book. The link is here:
https://bletchleypark.org.uk/whats-on/worlds-largest-swing-dance-lesson

** Young Clarinet / sax star Ewan Bleach @ Old Harlow - Saturday 30th June
@ 3pm
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I'm really looking forward to meeting Ewan and playing with him for the
first time. I'll give more details next week.
16th William Shakespeare Jazz'n'Swing Festival
This is selling well. Please book
This takes place at the 4 star Chesford Grange Hotel, Kenilworth,
Warwickshire - Friday 19th - Sunday 21st October.

Download the Colour Flyer  and booking form here:
http://www.traditional-jazz.com/mainpages/kenilworth.htm
Don't forget our new venue - The Langstone hotel, Hayling Island, for the
Louis Armstrong Celebration Jazz'n'Swing Festival.

Please book early as accommodation is limited.
Download the colour flyer and booking form here:
http://www.traditional-jazz.com/mainpages/hayling.htm

** Upcoming events
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Dave Dyer writes:
ELGOOD BREWERY PRESENT Fathers Day Jazz
SUNDAY 17thOF JUNE Open at 11 am  start time i-4 pm
at 72 North Brink WISBECH PE13 1LW
3 SESSIONS OF JAZZ BY Peter Rudeforth’s Jazz Band
A GREAT TRADITIONAL JAZZ BAND FEATURING  TOP MUSICIANS
Peter Rudeforth Tpt/Flugel/Vocs Ldr,Tim Huskisson Pno,  Julian Marc
Stringle  Clt/Saxes/Voc                      Sandy Burnett Bass, Andy
Flaxman Tbe,John Elmer Drums

(As Jazz is in the garden ……..please bring your own chair or blanket)
LICENSED BAR ‘’TEA COFFEE & SNACKS’’ available or you can bring  picnic
ADMISSION for JAZZ & GARDENS IS £10 Cash on Door, under 12’s free
details davedyer24 at gmail.com (mailto:davedyer24 at gmail.com)   tel.,01945
588325/07903 879209
Disabled facilities/Free Car Park/Raffle in Aid of Tapping House Charity

>From the National Jazz Archive:

We welcome the Julian Marc Stringle Quartet to the Archive to play the
music made famous by Benny Goodman, Buddy de Franco and Artie Shaw.

>From Dave Moorwood
Jazz in Wantage
at Zelda’s Jazz Room in the Comrades Club
Newbury Street, Wantage,  OX12  8DJ
8.pm till  10.30. pm
Tickets on the door   £12        (enquiries please phone   01235 765648
Or email  dave at dave-moorwood.co.uk (mailto:dave at dave-moorwood.co.uk) )
This month we present :-
“Spats” Langham and Hot Fingers
Tom “Spats” Langham is a virtuoso banjo player, vocalist & guitarist. He is
possessed of an encyclopaedic knowledge of Jazz in the 1920s & 30s which he
employs in a most entertaining manner. His band – Hot Fingers – includes
vocalist Emily Campbell, Danny Blyth who plays both reed instruments ( the
unusual bass clarinet is one) and guitar and the redoubtable Malcolm Sked
on sousaphone and double bass.
Licensed bar, Fish & Chip supper available (from the Penguin £4 - please
order by 8pm) onsite parking, raffle, comfortable Club Room, warm welcome.

Wednesday  June 27th  at the Lamb Inn,  Mill Street,  Wantage,  OX12  9AB
8.00  till 10.30pm     **Please note new times
Dave Moorwood’s Rascals of Rhythm
With special guest – Internationally renowned clarinet & soprano sax player
Pete Allen
Pete has been running and fronting the Pete Allen Jazz Band for nearly 40
years and has performed all over the world. Here he appears as a guest with
his regular sideman of some 20 years, Dave Moorwood. A chance to hear
Pete’s passionate playing in a different setting.
The regular Rascals are : -
Mike Wills, reeds, Tony Blincowe, reeds, replaced at the above by the
superb Sue Greenway while Tony recovers from an operation, Geoff Barwell,
piano , Mike Bennett , bass and Dave Moorwood, acoustic guitar and vocals
The Lamb is a family owned and run pub/restaurant with all the good things
that implies.There is no admission charge – we ask our audience to take
part in a raffle by which means we are able to afford our special guests
from the top ranks of the Jazz world.
If you wish to eat we recommend booking a table – phone the Lamb  01235
766768

Julian Stringle Quartet

Julian's quartet for this National Jazz Archive fundraiser features
Canadian guitar virtuoso Dominic Ashworth, long-time musical associate Andy
Cleyndert on bass, and drummer Rod Brown.

Julian Marc Stringle plays clarinet, alto and tenor saxes and sings, but
the clarinet is his passion. He is recognised as Europe's most stylish
performer on the instrument and has won several British Jazz awards, with
his highly melodic music, unique sound and phenomenal technique. He plays
in and leads a wide range of groups, playing swing, modern, Latin,
jazz-funk and more.

Award-winning Canadian guitar virtuoso Dominic Ashworth is an active
freelance player. He regularly plays alongside Julian both as a duo and in
Julian’s Dream Band. He teaches guitar at Trinity Laban Conservatoire.

On bass is Julian’s long-time musical associate Andrew Cleyndert,
well-known to jazz audiences for the past 30 years. He has played and
toured with the cream of UK and international musicians.

In the drum chair is fine Kent-based drummer Rod Brown, drummer of choice
for many top vocalists.

The concert is the second of a series of events throughout 2018 to
celebrate the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Archive.

Saturday 23 June 2018
2.30pm (doors at 1.30pm)
Loughton Methodist Church, 260 High Road, Loughton, Essex IG10 1RB

Tickets: £15

Booking: 020 8502 4701 or online (http://www.wegottickets.com/event/434744)
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Please help to keep jazz live and swinging.
Best wishes,

John Petters

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