Saturday, March 5, 2011

Jazz in Sydney....Bridge City Jazz Band combines with Black Mountain JB to play at SJC Mid Week gig...at "Squaddies"...The Black Mountain, Bridge City Connection.....

The Sydney Jazz Club...SJC, vies for being one of the oldest continuously running Jazz Clubs in the world and runs several events each month.
Basically traditional jazz...same as the Bridge City and Black Mountain JBs play......
See....
http://www.sydneyjazzclub.com/
The Black Mountain JB hails from Canberra, Australia's capital city, but of late has ceased operation as a band, but combines with the Bridge City JB on occasions to form a six or seven piece band....
This Wednesday 9th March is one of those occasions....
The Black Mountain, Bridge City Connection......
The SJC runs their monthly lunchtime concert at the Sydney Flying Squadron..."Squaddies"...at 76 McDougall Street, Milsons Point on the waterfront and beside the Ensemble Theatre....
Where is "Squaddies".... "X" marks the spot....
The gig starts at 12.30pm , finishing at 3pm...admission charge is $10 paid at the door and there is a  bar service and nice luncheons are available to purchase....
But be early as seats are limited and the Club opens about 11.45pm....
Hope to see you there...
From the Black Mountain band, the band is led by Tony Thomas on trumpet/vocals....


Ron Cook features on keyboard......
Neill Macbeth's on drums....


The Bridge City, Black Mountain Jazz Band at last years Newcastle Jazz Festival...


And from the Bridge City JB....most of the usual "suspects"....
John Bates, trombone and vocals....
Colin Beal, clarinet....
Colin Davies on Double Bass....
I'll post another blog Wednesday night covering the forthcoming Friday gig at Club Ashfield on Friday 11th March with the Bridge City Jazz Band....
This features....
Chas McDevitt on trumpet lead and vocals.....
Monique Lysiak on piano
Jim Morrell on drums
and the remaining four of the Bridge City JB....
Dennis Quinlan, banjo
Colin Davies, double bass
John Bates, trombone and vocals
Colin Beal, clarinet and alto sax.

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