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NEW VENUE : JAZZ at THE CAMPUS.
The Hawthorne Suite, Campus West, The Campus, Welwyn Garden City, Herts AL8 6BX.
Starts 8pm till 10.30pm. - Doors open 7.30pm
advance tickets are not sent by post. Collect at door on night.
otherwise £12 (£10 con) on night except £15 (£12 con) *where stated
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4th July - The Martin Drew Quartet
Martin Drew is one of the most established drummers in the world with a track record to die for, including Oscar Peterson & Ronnie Scott's Band. With a "drop-dead" line up, this is not a night to be missed!
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11th July - The Allison Neale/Dave Cliff Quartet
Herts Jazz Committee member Allison Neale hosts this evening with her own quartet, featuring legendary guitarist Dave Cliff. Allison made her name in the Midland Youth Jazz Orchestra before becoming a respected bandleader in her own right. Dave Cliff needs practically no introduction to aficionados. He has performed alongside some of the biggest names in jazz and is regarded as one of our most respected musicians.
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18th July - The Steve Waterman Quartet
Steve is one of the top British jazz trumpet players both at home and on the international scene. He began his career while studying at Trinity College Of Music, and since then has worked regularly on the British and European jazz scene. Steve has recorded 6 critically acclaimed CDs under his own name.
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25th July - The Stan Tracey Quartet (*NOTE : adv tickets £12)
Stan's reopening of Herts Jazz proved so popular that we've decided to book his quartet every season featuring a different guest. This time he features Simon Allen, who has recently recorded with Stan's Quartet "Senior Moment" & Stan's Octet "The Later Works".
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1st August - Roy Williams Quartet
Roy's reputation goes back to the 1950s as one of this country's greatest exponents of the mainstream jazz genre. Tonight is a rare opportunity to hear him fronting his own hand picked trio and promises to be a night to remember.
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8th August - The Quentin Collins/Brandon Allen Quartet
This exciting band have been working together for some time now, establishing themselves as a force to be reckoned with on the touring circuit.
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SORRY SOLD OUT
Scott has been visiting the UK for over 30 years now and has rightly built a huge fan base over here. We're anticipating a great night of music.
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Rarely appreciated in a trio setting, Brian has released several albums in this guise, exposing not only his experienced sense of swing but also his ability to compose great tunes. |
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Originally from NYJO, now one of Britain's most lyrical brass players, Dick was Ronnie Scott's frontline partner for fourteen years and now freelances regularly in a number of groups. Tonight he guests with Clark's trio. |
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5th September - The Zoe Rahman Trio
Described in The Observer as "a remarkable pianist by any standard”, Zoe Rahman has firmly established herself as one of the brightest stars on the contemporary jazz scene.
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Don Weller - tenor / Dave Newton - piano / Matt Ridley - bass / Dave Barry - drums
Last seen at The Bell Inn with The 3 Tenors, Don Weller is simply one of the most individual voices in jazz both as a musician and as a composer. He leads his own quartet tonight, reuniting him with the redoubtable talent of Dave Newton on piano.
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Stan Sulzmann - tenor / Jim Hart - vibes / Steve Watts - bass / Tim Giles - drums
Stan is without question one of the most highly respected musicians in the UK today, admired by musicians and audiences for his instantly recognisable sound, and boundless creative imagination, and is a source of inspiration to many of Britain's emerging young musicians.
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Sam Mayne - alto / Steve Fishwick - trumpet / Steve Melling - piano / Matt Ridley - bass / Clark Tracey - drums
Sam is a virtuosic alto player, rooted in Bird but with a modern take, and Steve Fishwick is one of the leading young jazz trumpeters in the country. Tonight will be a fine example of bop based groove.
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