Tag: Charlie Anderson

1 December 2016

Mike Outram Interview

What are you working on at the moment?     “I’m working on my online guitar learning site: ElectricCampfire.com. We help aspiring guitarists to level up their playing with courses, live training and a helpful community. We have over 500 members and it’s really exciting to watch everyone’s progress & development. I’d have LOVED to have […]

1 December 2016

Album Review: Annie Lightly – Lightly Does It/Now and Again

Annie Lightly Lightly Does It/Now and Again       With an array of local talent, this double CD comprises two albums of nine tracks each. Musicians include Geoff Simkins, Mark Bassey, Jack Kendon, James McMillan and Greg Heath with a fabulous rhythm section of pianist Tom Phelan with bassist Terry Pack and drummer Milo Fell. […]

1 November 2016

Jazz News (Nov. 2016)

    A fundraiser for vocalist Abi Flynn (pictured) was held at The Brunswick jam session on 18th October and raised nearly £1,000 on the night. She is currently undergoing chemotherapy for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. If you missed the fundraiser then you can still donate here and support her by following her blog here.     The EFG […]

1 November 2016

Andrew Bain Interview

How would you describe your drumming, in terms of your influences and style.     “I have a broad range of influences but the main drummers would be Elvin Jones, Tony Williams, Paul Motian, Brian Blade and Jack DeJohnette. Having lived in London and New York for so many years, I have an equally broad spectrum […]

1 November 2016

Julie Sassoon Interview

Tell us about your new album and your quartet.      “I moved to Berlin from London several years ago and found a place within its wonderful melting pot of improvised music and jazz.  About a year ago I formed a new quartet with some of my favourite players from this vibrant and creative music scene… […]

1 November 2016

Silje Nergaard Interview

Tell us about how you go about composing a new song.     “I sit down by the piano and play and sing freely. I try not to think too much or judge myself too hard, and I try not to be impatient. I hope for a special and original phrase or melody to appear. I […]

1 November 2016

Live Review: The Impossible Gentlemen @ The Old Market

The Impossible Gentlemen 19th October 2016 The Old Market, Hove       Starting with the title track from their latest album, Let’s Get Deluxe, this was a group that started with a real, tight-knit groove to start the beginning of something that Brighton (and Hove) hasn’t heard in a long time.     With legendary drummer […]

1 November 2016

Book Review: Images of Jazz by Brian O’Connor

Images of Jazz Brian O’Connor       With a foreword by bassist/jazz club owner Peter Ind, this book features over 400 photographs taken over the course of nearly 50 years at more than 60 venues across Britain.     Photographer Brian O’Connor has been photographing jazz musicians since the early 1970s and is also a regular […]

17 October 2016

Gwilym Simcock Interview

You’ve recently been touring the world with Pat Metheny. How was that?     “It’s been a fantastic experience and it's been an amazing opportunity to play with one of my absolute heroes (who are Pat Metheny and Keith Jarrett), whose music was responsible for getting me into jazz in the first place, as a teenager. […]

1 October 2016

Lucy Pickering Interview

  How did you first get into Joni Mitchell?     I’ve been into Joni Mitchell for many years. I did a Performance Arts degree and for my degree show I decided to do the album Blue. That was because, all through my teens, I’d been listening to that album. So that’s twenty years ago now. […]

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