“Doolalley Tap’s infectious foot stomping live shows have taken the London vintage scene by storm, quickly establishing them as the band that most accurately evokes the bold, brassy, blues infused spirit of the 1920’s New Orleans Jazz Age.”
Doolally Tap Live for a Full House at Bedford Golf Club…
Celebrating Edmund Hall With The Adrian Cox Quartet
Fans at The Walnut Tree Jazz Club gave a rapturous welcome back to Adrian Cox and his Quartet on Sunday, 17th February, during their 2019 Edmund Hall UK Tour.

Adrian, Gethin, Joe and Simon.
The session featured music from the Louisiana born clarinetist’s 1941 hit album “Profoundly Blue”.
It was a wonderful opportunity to film for a series of Jazz&Jazz YouTubes
commemorating the event.
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“Take The A Train” with Jazz&Jazz Back to January, 2017
Just Reminiscing …!
Tina May at Bedford Golf Club with The Rachael Johnson Band, March, 2017.
Rachael Johnson (Piano), Alan Savage (Drums), Arnie Somogyi (Bass),
Steve O’Gorman (Sax). A Tad Newton Special, January, 2017.

Tina May
Peter M Butler
Editor & Proprietor Jazz&Jazz
(Photos/YouTube © Peter M Butler, Jazz&Jazz)
Ramsgate Seaside Shuffle Welcomes Back The Tuxedo Jazz Band
Doolally Tap Delighted Ramsgate Seaside Shuffle Fans With A Fanfare of Solos
… as each musician took a turn in the spotlight at
Ramsgate Seaside Shuffle’s 2018 Summer Festival!
Echoes of Jelly Roll Morton at Ramsgate Seaside Shuffle’s 2018 Festival
“Coney Island Washboard” The Mama Shakers at Fest Jazz 2018
“Smile Darn You Smile”: Bob Dwyer’s Bix & Pieces at Ramsgate Seaside Shuffle Summer 2018
JAZZ&JAZZ … Rebooting the Strategy!
Jazz&Jazz Features can have a far greater impact than
fleeting Social Media posts!
As Jazz&Jazz continues to grow I am reluctant to spend ever more hours reviewing and promoting events that Social Media already enables clubs, bands and musicians to promote for themselves. For instance, many already use my Facebook Jazzers Group for this purpose. In the UK there is also the monthly Just Jazz Magazine, The Jazz Guide and the Jazz Guide Website, not to mention other websites that carry comprehensive
lists of events.