What’s On - The Jazz Club at Woodstock
Bryan Corbett + Tom Berge Trio
Friday 25th September
In Advance £22.00 (£25 on the door)
7.30pm start (doors open 7.00pm)
Bryan Corbett has been at the forefront of jazz in Britain for over 30 years. Originally one of the stars of young jazz in and around Birmingham, he has recorded with a who’s who of legendary British and International jazz, soul and blues greats and he’s particularly known for his subtle tone (on both trumpet and fluegelhorn horn) and his ability to melodically weave solos around even the trickiest jazz compositions. This show will feature the wonderful talents of Mr Tom Berge and his trio (Tom - piano, Paul Jefferies - bass & Jason Reeve - drums).
Robert Fowler Quartet
Friday 30th October
In Advance £22.00 (£25 on the door)
7.30pm start (doors open 7.00pm)
The songs of Richard Rogers and Lorenz Hart are particular favourites of award winning tenor sax specialist Robert Fowler. Their music was the backdrop for many of Broadway’s most famous and successful musicals. Robert is a true master of the art of the Tenor Sax, highly evocative sounding and full of gutsy passion the tenor sax lends itself to melodic playing and that’s what you can be assured of for this concert. On hand to lend harmonic and rhythmic balance will be the the piano/bass/drums combo or Alex Steele, Paul Jefferies and Euan Palmer - a night of highly melodic entertainment is assured….
Roger Beaujolais & Neil Burns Quartet
Friday 27th November
In Advance £22.00 (£25 on the door)
7.30pm start (doors open 7.00pm)
For aficionados, vibraphonist Roger needs no introduction, he is quite simply the UK’s most celebrated trailblazing player of ‘Vibes’. Neil Burns is a remarkable jazz guitarist with an authentic tone, brilliant phrasing and a love of early bop music he’s the perfect partner to create with Roger a show that harks back to the music of Wes Montgomery and his equally celebrated multi instrumental brothers (Wes - guitar, Eddie - piano/vibes and Monk - bass) . Drummer Rob Brian is on drum kit duty and Paul Jefferies adds the essential bass lines that will make this show a highlight of the jazz Club at Woodstock’s diary.