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SUMMARY:Eyes of a Blue Dog + Paulo Duarte's Overground Collective
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SUMMARY:Dice Factory + Robin Fincker
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SUMMARY:Words and Jazz
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Nicki Heinen\n\nGeorge Szirtes\nGeorge Szirtes is a poet and translator. Born in Hungary in 1948\, he published his first book of poems\, The Slant Door\, in 1979. It won the Faber Prize. He has published many since then\, winning the T S Eliot Prize in 2004\, a prize for which he has been twice shortlisted since.\n\n Kathy Pimlott \nKathy's Pimlott’s pamphlet Goose Fair Night was published in March 2016. Her poems have been published in magazines including Magma\, Brittle Star\,The North\, Mslexia and South Bank Poetry\, online and in anthologies\, most recently Emma Press’s Urban Myths and Legends and Best Friends Forever. Kathy was born and raised in Nottingham but has lived in Seven Dials\, home of the broadsheet and the ballad\, for the last 30 plus years.\n\nTom Bland  \nTom Bland is a writer and a performance artist who accidently trained in dream analysis\, and he edits the online magazine\, blue of noon.\n\nDharmavadana Penn \nDharmavadana's poems have appeared in Ambit\, The Interpreter's House\, Brittle Star and elsewhere. He is poetry editor of the Buddhist arts magazine Urthona. He lives in London and works as a Librarian.\n\nAlex Haines and Calum Gourlay\nAlex Haines is a guitarist and composer based in London. He recently released an EP of new music (feat. Alex Munk & Nick Jurd) called ‘Outlanders' and is currently working on new music and performing in various line-ups\, as well as solo.\n\nLondon-based double bassist and composer Calum Gourlay is known for his deep warm tone\, controlled execution as both a supporter and improviser\, and rock solid time and pulse. In 2004 he started at the Royal Academy of Music in London and graduated with a first class honors degree in 2008. Since then he has become a mainstay on the London scene while performing with the Kit Downes Trio\, The Tommy Smith Group\, Will Vinson\, The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra featuring Joe Lovano\, John Scofield\, and Kurt Elling\, Martin Speake\, Martin Kershaw and Sheila Jordan.\n\nTogether they present music for duo\, which will exhibit a broad spectrum of influences\, and include brand new compositions.\n     \n\n 
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SUMMARY:Alan Wilkinson/ John Edwards /Steve Noble/ J. Spaceman/John Coxon
DESCRIPTION: Wilkinson/Edwards/Noble + J.Spaceman/John Coxon\n\nOriginally formed in the mid noughties\, when Wilkinson sat in for an indisposed Lol Coxhill\, the trio quickly established itself as one of the most vibrant combinations on the London Improvised music circuit\, playing often around Britain and on festivals at home and in Europe. They produced 2 highly acclaimed CDs for Bo'Weavil Recordings the second of which 'Live at Café Oto' was voted one of Stewart Lee's CDs of the decade in The Times. Their music is characterised by a fearless approach to improvisation with lightning responses\, flipping from time to abstraction\, incorporating inflexions from a vast array of influences. Their recent performance at the ATP festival in Prestatyn was a triumph and for this concert they will play as a trio in the first set\, before being joined by the twin guitars of J.Spaceman and John Coxon for the second.\n\n"Big\, brutal\, bruising brilliance" Dan Spicer\,  Jazzwise July 2007.  "…and these three protagonists are masters of that chance moment\, musicians with the uncanny ability to harness the unpredictable and lend it form."\n\nAlan Wilkinson was a formative part of the Leeds experimental music scene in the 80s\, founding the Termite Club and as part of the ferocious Hession/Wilkinson/Fell trio. Since relocating to London in 1990 he has continued to play and promote the music and remains one of the most powerful saxophone voices around today\, recently adding bass clarinet to his usual Alto and Baritone. He has played with Derek Bailey\, Peter Brötzmann\, Chris Corsano\, Akira Sakata\, Thurston Moore and many others\, and can currently be seen with Akode and the Mark Wastell Quartet.\n\nJohn Edwards is a true virtuoso whose staggering range of techniques and boundless musical imagination have redefined the possibility of the double bass and dramatically expanded its role\, whether playing solo or with others. Perpetually in demand\, he has played with Evan Parker\, Sunny Murray\, Derek Bailey\, Joe McPhee\, Lol Coxhill\, Peter Brötzmann\, Mulatu Astatke and many others.\n"I think John Edwards is absolutely remarkable: there’s never been anything like him before\, anywhere in jazz." - Richard Williams\, The Blue Moment.\n\nSteve Noble is one of the most in demand drummers of his generation due to a seamless technique coupled with a razor sharp imagination\, and currently plays with Peter Brötzmann\, Stephen O'Malley\, Thurston Moore\, his trios NEW and DECOY\, who have collaborated with Joe McPhee\, and many more. In the past he was part of Rip\, Rig and Panic\, had a duo with pianist Alex Maguire\, and played in many combinations with Derek Bailey. His partnership with Edwards is rightly seen as possibly the most potent\, exciting and continually creative drum/bass collaboration around today.\n\nJ.Spaceman is the composer\, guitarist and singer behind Spaceman 3 and Spiritualized. A hugely influential and prominent rock musician of the 90s he has shown a keen interest in improvisation in recent years\, collaborating with many musicians through and with Spiritualized and Spring Heel Jack guitarist and producer John Coxon. These musicians have included John Tchicai\, Wadada Leo Smith\, Han Bennink and Evan Parker to name a few\, many documented on Coxon's Treader label.\n\nOriginally formed in the mid noughties\, when Wilkinson sat in for an indisposed Lol Coxhill\, the trio quickly established itself as one of the most vibrant combinations on the London Improvised music circuit\, playing often around Britain and on festivals at home and in Europe. They produced 2 highly acclaimed CDs for Bo'Weavil Recordings the second of which 'Live at Café Oto' was voted one of Stewart Lee's CDs of the decade in The Times. Their music is characterised by a fearless approach to improvisation with lightning responses\, flipping from time to abstraction\, incorporating inflexions from a vast array of influences. Their recent performance at the ATP festival in Prestatyn was a triumph and for this concert they will play as a trio in the first set\, before being joined by the twin guitars of J.Spaceman and John Coxon for the second.\n\n"Big\, brutal\, bruising brilliance" Dan Spicer\,  Jazzwise July 2007.  "…and these three protagonists are masters of that chance moment\, musicians with the uncanny ability to harness the unpredictable and lend it form."\n\nAlan Wilkinson was a formative part of the Leeds experimental music scene in the 80s\, founding the Termite Club and as part of the ferocious Hession/Wilkinson/Fell trio. Since relocating to London in 1990 he has continued to play and promote the music and remains one of the most powerful saxophone voices around today\, recently adding bass clarinet to his usual Alto and Baritone. He has played with Derek Bailey\, Peter Brötzmann\, Chris Corsano\, Akira Sakata\, Thurston Moore and many others\, and can currently be seen with Akode and the Mark Wastell Quartet.\n\nJohn Edwards is a true virtuoso whose staggering range of techniques and boundless musical imagination have redefined the possibility of the double bass and dramatically expanded its role\, whether playing solo or with others. Perpetually in demand\, he has played with Evan Parker\, Sunny Murray\, Derek Bailey\, Joe McPhee\, Lol Coxhill\, Peter Brötzmann\, Mulatu Astatke and many others.\n"I think John Edwards is absolutely remarkable: there’s never been anything like him before\, anywhere in jazz." - Richard Williams\, The Blue Moment.\n\nSteve Noble is one of the most in demand drummers of his generation due to a seamless technique coupled with a razor sharp imagination\, and currently plays with Peter Brötzmann\, Stephen O'Malley\, Thurston Moore\, his trios NEW and DECOY\, who have collaborated with Joe McPhee\, and many more. In the past he was part of Rip\, Rig and Panic\, had a duo with pianist Alex Maguire\, and played in many combinations with Derek Bailey. His partnership with Edwards is rightly seen as possibly the most potent\, exciting and continually creative drum/bass collaboration around today.\n\nJ.Spaceman is the composer\, guitarist and singer behind Spaceman 3 and Spiritualized. A hugely influential and prominent rock musician of the 90s he has shown a keen interest in improvisation in recent years\, collaborating with many musicians through and with Spiritualized and Spring Heel Jack guitarist and producer John Coxon. These musicians have included John Tchicai\, Wadada Leo Smith\, Han Bennink and Evan Parker to name a few\, many documented on Coxon's Treader label.\n\n \n\n(Painting by Gina Southgate made at this year's ATP curated by Stewart Lee.)\n\n 
URL:https://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/wilkinson-edwards-noble-jspaceman-johncoxon/
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