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03:37
Cole Porter's 1930 song about a lady of the night “Love For Sale” restyled for Harlem’s Cotton Club
05:19
“Sandu” a Clifford Brown composition features the mellifluous ivory tickling of Nigel Anthony Fox
03:43
Special guest Art Theman with a superb tenor sax solo before Nigel Anthony Fox on keyboards
06:20
Sublime tenor sax of Art Themen leads The Blue Notes in to “Sweet Emma” by Nat “Cannonball” Adderley
05:28
Jenny Howe on lead vocals for “Aqua de Beber” featuring some lilting keyboards by Nigel Anthony Fox
08:44
Special guest Art Themen who started with trad jazz in the 1950s , then in the 1960s played
05:46
Jenny Howe reprises the Billie Holiday 1946 classic “Good Morning Heartache”
06:31
Jenny Howe beautifully enunciates the doleful intro to “Dindi” before the tempo increases
08:36
Stephane Booroff drums sets up the familiar Brazilian beat of “Recado Bossa Nova” for Art Themen
05:34
Another track off its ‘That Ealing Feeling’ CD by The Blue Notes Jazz Band “Too Close For Comfort”
06:41
Actress, teacher & vocal artist Jenny Howe adds her lead vocalist expertise to “Sweet Georgia Brown”
08:09
The Blue Notes Jazz Band starts its gig at the Griffin Park Jazz Club with “And What If I Don’t”
04:41
The holy trinity of Lloyd Green, Jamie Smy, Adam Norsworthy with Mike Roberts as The Milk Men
02:56
According to lead singer Jamie Smy, the short snappy boogie infectious “Hungover” is “a simple tale"
02:46
The Milk Men with its take on “Pinball Wizard” the Pete Townshend song for The Who, from “Tommy”
03:18
Lloyd Green bass guitar leads off on “Little Miss Attention” second track off The Milk Men’s
03:25
Audience participation welcomed at MILKFEST ’25 in aid of The Brain Tumour Charity at Indigo at O2
04:25
Another special guest with a soulful organ intro on “Give Me A Reason” from the ‘Gold Top’ album.
03:42
“Fabulous” from The Milk Men's fourth album ‘Spin The Bottle’ featuring Lloyd Green bass guitar
03:42
Lead vocalist Jamie Smy bringing more electric energy to the Indigo at the O2 with “Cheap Seats."
04:15
Adam Norsworthy lead guitar & backing vocals with Jamie Smy vocals leads The Milk Men on “The Score”
03:20
The “MILKFEST ’25 A Celebration of British Blues in aid of the Brain Tumour Charity” at Indigo at O2
08:09
The Blue Notes Jazz Band starts its gig at the Griffin Park Jazz Club with “And What If I Don’t”
08:24
No not the Michael Jackson intro by Derek White bass guitar but the rhythm for “Death Letter
06:12
“Living In A Hurricane” off the Band’s 2003 ‘Angel In The Shadows’ album of 14 original songs
04:09
“Watch That Thing” involving audience participation with the title phrase
07:13
“Hoochie Couchie Man” with Julian Webster Greaves tenor saxophone, Ian Pomfrey keyboards Derek White
05:16
Excellent harmonica solos from Julian Webster Greaves who also adds lead vocals on the funky blue
06:13
The original approaches to “Folsom Prison Blues”, as a genuine blues tune by The Hitman Blues Band
04:20
The Hitman Russell Alexander lead vocals & lead guitar says in these times of strong opinion
03:30
“Wide Old River” – a modern take on the format of field hollers and work songs
04:32
Kris Kristofferson’s “Sunday Morning Coming Down”, taken from the 2023 vinyl ‘Hey Can You Gu
05:50
Title track off The Hitman Blues Band’s recently released vinyl “Calling Long Distance”
03:50
The Hitman Blues Band mesmerising blues surf instrumental “Blood Alley” kept excitement flowing
05:46
“Nobody’s Fault But Mine” the Blind Willie Johnson classic off the 2023 vinyl ‘Hey Can You G
00:58
Ian Pomfrey with an organ solo on “Edge Of The Bed” off The Hitman Blues Band 2024 vinyl ‘Ca
00:45
Russell ‘Hitman’ Alexander leads Julien Breeze into another virtuoso tenor saxophone solo on
01:29
Slow intro by Russell Alexander & Julien Breeze for “Back to the Blues” off ‘Calling Long Distance’
04:30
“Not My Circus Not My Monkey” taken from the 2020 album of the same name is lead off by The Hitman
03:02
“Side Pocket for a Toad” honouring one of Hitman’s favourite beers from the Tring brewery
04:28
“The World Moves On” from the 2016 album of the same name done in the Hitman Blues Band style
05:19
Second track of the night is taken from the band’s fifth album, Blues Enough, released in 2013
05:47
The Hitman Blues Band gig under way at the Eel Pie Club playing critically acclaimed Modern Blues
07:43
A fantastic evening at Twickenham Jazz Club by the legendary Derek Nash and his Sax Appeal Quartet
12:18
Derek Nash welcomes Noel McCalla, Manfred Mann’s Earth Band lead vocalist, on stage for “Moondance”
13:29
Another self-penned Derek Nash piece called “Seville” recalling the city's magical Alcazar Palace
11:54
Remembering a visit with Jools Holland’s Rhythm and Blues Orchestra to the Marseilles Jazz Festival
07:44
A so called “floaty Americana tune” from the Flat Iron Suite recordings “The Flat Iron Suite Part 1”
08:50
Soul meets jazz as Derek Nash Sax Appeal Quartet launches into “You Got To Dig It To Dig It You Dig”
11:40
Baritone sax is the choice on this slow bluesy number for Derek Nash and his Sax Appeal Quartet
08:32
Upbeat Latin rhythm tune self penned in tribute to the lively spirit of Freda Kahlo “Blue H
13:02
Mike Bradley leads Neil Angilley & Derek Nash into a Grover Washington Junior meets Amad Jamal tune
08:47
What a major coup for Lesley Christiane in getting one of the UK’s busiest jazz musicians Derek Nash
04:17
Canned Heat’s “Let's Stick Together” has Robin Bibi with the distinctive opening 12-bar blues riff
04:14
Tommy Tucker’s 1964 12-bar blues “Hi-Heel Sneakers” features a superb guitar solo by Robin Bibi
06:45
Always a hugely popular number Chuck Berry’s 1958 classic “Johnny B. Goode” with the Robin Bibi Band
03:22
Tony Marten (bass guitar) takes lead vocals on the 1963 Beatles classic “I Saw Her Standing There”
06:52
“Pride and Joy” co-written by Marvin Gaye and said to be a tribute to his girlfriend Anna Gordy
06:22
A real rocker from the pen of Stevie Ray Vaughan “The House Is Rocking” at Sunbury Cricket Club
06:18
Although accredited to Little Willie John “Need Your Love So Bad” was penned by his brother Mertis