Sunday 8th May: Keswick Welcomes Bohém Ragtime Jazz Band to a Pre-Festival Concert

 

Bohém Ragtime Jazz Band

Bohém Ragtime Jazz Band

Get a pre-Festival taste of Keswick this Sunday, 8th May, with the Bohém Ragtime Jazz Band visiting from Hungary – “Everybody Loves My Baby”

Visit the Festival Website to ensure your booking.

Full Keswick Jazz Festival Programme to be featured shortly.

Les Fanflures’ Fanfares Set To Greet Fest Jazz Fans

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Combine Swing, Funk and “Fanfare Jazz” with New Orleans spices, and you get The Fanflures! Combine The Fanflures with Fest Jazz and you have the promise of top rate entertainment at a choice of the festival venues, even the Food Village and the Bars.

Founded in 2014, here The Fanflures thrill jazz fans at La Dynamo, Toulouse,
in February 2015.

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The Fanflures Are:
Trombones: Gabriel Ray, Manuel Lengrand; Trumpets: Maxime Lescure, William Laudinat; Saxophone: Romuald Leroy; Sousaphones: Alice Behague, Jean Christophe Zouille; Percussion: Alexis Bullier, Nicolas Cabello Aguillar.

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Editor & Proprietor Jazz&Jazz

(Photos & YouTube Courtesy of Les Fanflures)

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Click on this link and scroll down for Booking Details and Brittany Ferry Offers,
plus features on other bands appearing at Fest Jazz.

Castle Countdown to Barry Palser’s Super Six on 12th May


Great band, great musicians! Book quickly for the best seats in the house!

Box Office: 01933 270007

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Contact Tad Newton for further details:
email – [email protected]
tel – 01604 858549
Web: www.tadnewtonsjazzfriends.com

A Must Read! “Without this kind of work, live jazz would be dead!”

Peter M Butler
Editor & Proprietor Jazz&Jazz

(Photos & YouTube © Peter M Butler, Jazz&Jazz)

Lemsford Jazz Club Revisits the Music of Johnny Dodds and the 1920s with The Frog Island Jazz Band

Lemsford Jazz Club fans were swept along on a tide of nostalgia back to the 1920s and 30s by The Frog Island Jazz Band on Sunday, 1st May.

 John Whitehead, Trumpet; John Jeans, Trombone; Jim Hurd, Clarinet; Chris Marchant, Drums; Keith Durston, Piano; Brian Lawrence, Banjo; Rob Fullalove, Tuba.

The band and fans were saddened when Brian Smith (Smiffy) announced the passing of Bob Thomas, who, with his Thomcats, did so much for jazz, especially in Lemsford, over many, many years. His close friend, Clarinetist Jim Hurd was stunned by the news:
“To me Bob always seemed indestructible!”

The Frog Islanders were one of Bob’s favourite bands. Just perhaps he didn’t miss out on the session! After all he was always a free spirit!

Remembering Our Wonderful Friend, Bob Thomas, Jazz Trumpeter, 1930 – 2016

Peter M Butler
Editor & Proprietor Jazz&Jazz

(YouTube © Peter M Butler, Jazz&Jazz)

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