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rss may 12 april concerts 29 april - tame valley stompers “terry’s dead good boys”: the band started, appropriately, with “april showers”. the band consisted of norman pennington (drums and leader), terry brunt (trombone), roger wimpenny (trumpet), paul broomhead (reeds), peter smith (guitar) and john gordon (banjo & guitar). the numbers included “savoy blues”, “when i’m with my baby”, “you belong to me”, “stevedore stomp” and “royal telephone line”. a good balanced programme played by skilled musicians who enjoy their music. sjs look forward to having them back again in the not too distant future. 22 april - kevin grenfell’s slide by slide : a concert that had it all … good music, good jokes and something for everyone. all musicians were skilled and enjoyed playing together. the music was varied and included numbers such as: “going to new orleans”, “chico chico”, “in a persian market”, “st james’s infirmary”, “the old rugged cross”, “bye bye blackbird” and no moon at all. the group played in trios, quartets and quintets, as required, and there was even a trombone ‘argument’ in “back home again in indiana”. well done to one and all and we look forward to you coming back. 15 april - matt palmer’s rhythmic reeds featuring christine tyrrell : a band created by matt as a platform to get christine singing once more in stafford, this band consists of matt palmer (reeds) as leader, george huxley (reeds), mark challinor (guitar, banjo and ukelele), brian lawrence (bass) and sjs musician of the year nick ward (drums). some of the numbers: "cake walkers", "dr jazz", “somerset”, “china town”,“ at the mardi gras”,“ weary blues”, “dans la rue d'antibes” and “what the lord has done for me”, to mention but a few. feet were tapping, hands were clapping and everyone had a great two hours. 8 april - chase jazzmen : this is a traditional band whose repertoire is drawn from the early half of the 20th century. tony billingsley (trumpet) leads with dave deakin (trombone), corman loane (reeds), jim harney (drums) and dave boxold (guitar and banjo). tunes included “when you’re smiling”, “i scream (ice cream?) you scream”, “a kiss to build a dream on”, “king of the swingers”, “sweet sue”, “stranger on the shore” and “down the mississippi”. 1 april - matt palmer’s aces of rhythm : this five-piece band thrives on music from the 1920s. chris mercer (cornet), david kimmins (banjo & guitar), doug white (double bass & sousaphone) and joe nutman on piano join leader matt palmer (reeds) for a classy sound. sadly missed by myself but all reports indicated a good concert which was well received by sjs. posted 1 month ago mar 26 march concerts 18 march 2018 - wabash jazzmen: a traditional jazz combo and today they appeared in matching shirts which gave them a very professional look. mark challinor (leader) plays banjo, guitar and ukelele, bill smith on cornet and harmonica, mike hayler on reeds, richard vernon on string bass and mike pembroke on trombone. their concert included in the sweet by and be, lonely, let me call you sweetheart, stormy monday and the 1919 march amongst others and mike hayler played a lovely rendition of stranger on the shore. the weather may have been classed as wintery and miserable but for two hours sjs had a smashing concert with foot tapping music throughout. 11 march 2018 - willys weepers with eric “busker” newton: welcome back willys weepers and eric. as always the band were in good form and playing with enthusiasm and humour. there was eric “busker” newton leading and playing the clarinet, terry brunt on his trombone and, i think, euphonium, pete brown on trumpet, peter robinson on guitar and banjo, chris pendlebury on drums and john musket on double bass. numbers included: april showers, whistling rufus, happy days and lonely nights, st james infirmary (sung with pathos by terry), and creole love song, to name but a few. 4 march 2018 - jake leg peg band: and now for something different. a delightful six piece with instruments like dobra + banjo (toby wilson), double bass (duncan wilcox - leader), guitar (neil hulse), harmonica + jug (liam ward), washboard (sarah miller) and trombone (mike pembroke). the name comes from prohibition days when a form of alcohol was made from jamaican ginger extract and the peculiar gait of someone would be a give-away to having imbibed this and therefore said to be “jake leg”. there was mostly music from the 1920s but all manner of songs were included as this group sings well together: kitchen man, hot feet, your feet’re too big, a handful of jam, there’s a black train a'coming and sugar in my bowl. many of the songs had a touch of double entendre. a marvellous cross of jazz, blues and folk. i hope it won’t be too long before we see them back with us again. posted 3 months ago feb 28 december concerts 17 december 2017 - jb jazz & blues band this was a good choice for our last concert before christmas. the band were in fine form and played a range of numbers from “please don’t talk about me when i’m gone”, through “is you is or is you aint my baby” to “mister sandman” with lots more in between. on keyboard/vocals was john beckingham (leader), reeds/vocal - roger mainwaring, guitar/banjo/vocals - phil probert, drums/vocals - paul holder and double bass/vocals - ed millar. during the interval there was a presentation by jenni & ian d'arcy of the sjs band of the year trophy - third time and thus making a new record - to this much appreciated band. also during the interval there was as presentation by jenni & ian of a special retirement award to reedsman, roger mainwaring, who made this appearance at the white eagle club his final performance. i am sure he will be sadly missed. and finally a presentation was made to ann crofts who won the sjs member of the year trophy for 2017. 10 december 2017 - sadly this concert by kevin grenfell’s jazz giants had to be cancelled due to the weather. 3 december 2017 - savannah jazz band : the room was packed and the music hot. their new orleans style jazz had feet tapping. the pace switched back and forth from frenetic to gentle. the fabulous sound of the harmonic worked its magic along with the merry humour of this great band. on trumpet/harmonica/vocals was leader bill smith, trombone/keyboard - brian ellis, double bass - tony pollitt, drums - john meehan, reeds/vocals (and jokes!) - roger myerscough and on banjo was chris marney. posted 4 months ago jan 22 14 january 2018 - chris pearce & andy leggett’s sopranos: how lovely to see the familiar faces of this well-known band. it was a mixed programme from blues, to big band to an old jug number, so aint misbehaving, whisky drinking woman, the mooch, dans la rue d'antibes and a brolly parade to when we were young molly. the musicians were: on reeds were both chris pearce and andy leggett, on guitar was phil probert, on drugs was roger watts, on double bass was tony sharp and on trombone was dave deakin. always lovely to hear a group of this calibre and the programme was interspersed with humour throughout. posted 5 months ago jan 22 7 january 2018 - roy sainsbury’s rhythm chief’s featuring dave newton. this was the first concert of the year and what a concert. six musical instruments melted into one glorious sound. this was modern jazz played with evident enjoyment, enthusiasm and expertise. it was not so modern that it did not include numbers such as ‘slow boat to china’ but also had numbers i was not familiar with such as 'corner pocket’ and 'my little red top’. roy sainsbury, leader, played guitar, tom hill was on bass and also sang, bryan corbett on trumpet, charlie wright on tenor sax, mal garrett on drums and dave newton on keyboard. this group was well received and we look forward to hearing them again. posted 5 months ago nov 27 november concerts 26 november 2017 - chicago swing catz. this was the last gig in november and what a good mix in their programme, with ragtime, gospel and new orleans type jazz a

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