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Live Modern Jazz Nights

Downstairs at The King’s Head

2 Crouch End Hill, N8 8AA. 020 8340 1028

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AUTUMN SEASON SHOWS TO BE ANNOUNCED 

- RESTARTING 14TH SEPTEMBER

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PREVIOUS SHOWS....

Tuesday 9 March. 8.30pm. Admission £7/£5

CHRIS BISCOE QUARTET 

Chris Biscoe saxes and alto clarinet, Tony Kofi alto sax

Larry Bartley bass, Stu Butterfield drums

“Biscoe’s ability to bridge sound worlds as different as Evan Parker’s and Charlie Parker’s makes him one of the most formidable European saxophonists”

John Fordham, The Guardian

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Tuesday 13 April. 8.30pm. Admission £7/£5

ALAN BARNES plays Alan Barnes

Alan Barnes saxes, Jim Hart vibes

Mark Hodgson bass, Paul Clarvis drums

“Whatever the instrument,Alan plays it hard and fast and with the sort of inventive ability that ensures he has his own sound and style and could not be confused with another player.”

Jazz Journal

 

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Tuesday 18 May. 8.30pm. Admission £7/£5

SIMON SPILLETT QUARTET

Simon Spillett ten.sax, John Critchinson piano

Andrew Cleyndert bass, Martin Drew drums

"Simon Spillett is a bruising, scruff-of-the-neck hard-bopper who has absorbed all the giants but who plumps for Tubby Hayes as a role model. Generates huge excitement and swagger".

MOJO Magazine

 

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Tuesday 8 June. 8.30pm. Admission £7/£5

CHRIS BISCOE

Chris Biscoe saxes and alto clarinet, Liam Noble piano, 

Paul Clarvis drums, Steve Watts double bass.

“Biscoe’s ability to bridge sound worlds as different as Evan Parker’s and Charlie Parker’s makes him one of the most formidable European saxophonists”

John Fordham, The Guardian

Liam Noble... a brilliant pianist’

John Fordham, The Guardian

 

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