A gig held at The Be-Bop Club on Thursday 21st October. The event starts at 19:30.
For full info and tickets click here
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/the-be-bop-club/t-eogjvz
Jake McMurchie - tenor/soprano saxes, Dan Moore - piano, Riaan Vosloo - bass, Matt Brown - drums
Saxophonist Jake McMurchie is one of Bristol's most successful players, having performed across Europe as a member of Get The Blessing. A versatile musician with wide ranging musical interests, Jake describes himself as "an improvisor who primarily works within the jazz world. I love classic jazz and standards as much as free improv and have an interest in ambient music and using effects pedals and electronics as adjuncts to the saxophone." His main outlet for the electronics side is one of his other projects Michelson Morley.
"If there were a prize for forming bands with instantly distinctive sounds, Bristol-based saxophonist Jake McMurchie would surely carry it off. As a key driving force behind the award-winning quartet Get The Blessing, McMurchie has moved from bass-groove to live-wire industrial loopy without dropping a beat." - London Jazz News.
Pianist Dan Moore last appeared at the club with Denny Ilett's band, and has toured internationally with artists including Percy Sledge, Pee Wee Ellis, Fred Wesley, Tony Allen and Nostalgia 77, and is well known to Bristol's jazz audience through his work with The Pushy Doctors, alongside Andy Sheppard and Tony Orrell. Also a producer and songwriter, Dan has worked with Joss Stone, Tom Jones, Roni Size, and Rumer, and has co-written a chart single for Will Young.
Bassist Riaan Vosloo is now based in Bristol after living in London for many years. He is a tutor at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and also teaches at BIMM in Bristol. He is a regular member of the Ed Jones Quartet, and appears on Ed's recent album For Your Ears Only.
Matt Brown is one of the most dynamic younger generation drummers on the scene. He has depped for Clive Deamer in Get The Blessing and can also be heard with Run Logan Run, Sefrial and twin drum kit behemoth Tony Orrell's Big Top.
Entry requirements:
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/the-be-bop-club/t-eogjvz
Jake McMurchie - tenor/soprano saxes, Dan Moore - piano, Riaan Vosloo - bass, Matt Brown - drums
Saxophonist Jake McMurchie is one of Bristol's most successful players, having performed across Europe as a member of Get The Blessing. A versatile musician with wide ranging musical interests, Jake describes himself as "an improvisor who primarily works within the jazz world. I love classic jazz and standards as much as free improv and have an interest in ambient music and using effects pedals and electronics as adjuncts to the saxophone." His main outlet for the electronics side is one of his other projects Michelson Morley.
"If there were a prize for forming bands with instantly distinctive sounds, Bristol-based saxophonist Jake McMurchie would surely carry it off. As a key driving force behind the award-winning quartet Get The Blessing, McMurchie has moved from bass-groove to live-wire industrial loopy without dropping a beat." - London Jazz News.
Pianist Dan Moore last appeared at the club with Denny Ilett's band, and has toured internationally with artists including Percy Sledge, Pee Wee Ellis, Fred Wesley, Tony Allen and Nostalgia 77, and is well known to Bristol's jazz audience through his work with The Pushy Doctors, alongside Andy Sheppard and Tony Orrell. Also a producer and songwriter, Dan has worked with Joss Stone, Tom Jones, Roni Size, and Rumer, and has co-written a chart single for Will Young.
Bassist Riaan Vosloo is now based in Bristol after living in London for many years. He is a tutor at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and also teaches at BIMM in Bristol. He is a regular member of the Ed Jones Quartet, and appears on Ed's recent album For Your Ears Only.
Matt Brown is one of the most dynamic younger generation drummers on the scene. He has depped for Clive Deamer in Get The Blessing and can also be heard with Run Logan Run, Sefrial and twin drum kit behemoth Tony Orrell's Big Top.
Entry requirements:
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