FMTTM Jazz Club

The_Lizards_Jumpers

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Looks like on the 6Music thread there's a few of us into jazz, so spinning off a separate thread for recommendations.

My current listens, none of which are particularly challenging or experimental :-

1) Martin Freeman & Eddie Pillar present Jazz on the corner 2 (Compilation from Acid Jazz chief and renowned jazz fan Tim from The Office)
2) We Out Here - Various (Collection of new British jazz from Gilles Peterson's Brownswood Recording label)
3) Moses Boyd - Dark Matter (More UK Jazz)
4) Chet Baker Sings ( Just because it's probably my favorite jazz album of all time)
 
Looks like on the 6Music thread there's a few of us into jazz, so spinning off a separate thread for recommendations.

My current listens, none of which are particularly challenging or experimental :-

1) Martin Freeman & Eddie Pillar present Jazz on the corner 2 (Compilation from Acid Jazz chief and renowned jazz fan Tim from The Office)
2) We Out Here - Various (Collection of new British jazz from Gilles Peterson's Brownswood Recording label)
3) Moses Boyd - Dark Matter (More UK Jazz)
4) Chet Baker Sings ( Just because it's probably my favorite jazz album of all time)

Like a bit of jazz myself. They do (did) some good stuff at The Sage including the annual "A Very Jazzy Christmas" with locals Paul Eddis and Jo Harrop. Jo has a great jazzy voice and has just released an album. Very mellow. The sort of thing you listen to late on a night with a nice single malt (mmm nice :cool:).

Speaking of Chet Baker ...............

https://www.joharrop.com/weathering-the-storm
 
Like a bit of jazz myself. They do (did) some good stuff at The Sage including the annual "A Very Jazzy Christmas" with locals Paul Eddis and Jo Harrop.

That could be cool, we used to go to SF Jazz a lot when we lived in the states, highlight was always the live performance of The Vince Guaraldi Trio's A Charlie Brown Christmas, so looking for new Christmas jazz highlights.

Ronnie's at Christmas is always fun, especially the lunchtime shows.
 
That could be cool, we used to go to SF Jazz a lot when we lived in the states, highlight was always the live performance of The Vince Guaraldi Trio's A Charlie Brown Christmas, so looking for new Christmas jazz highlights.

Ronnie's at Christmas is always fun, especially the lunchtime shows.

We've been a couple of times. Afternoon around Newcastle, Christmas meal in the Sage before the concert and stop over at the Jury's on the Quayside (Gateshead side).
 
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