NEW ORIGINS:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Neil Yates: trumpet / flugelhorn / tenor horn / low whistles / vocal.
Stuart McCallum: guitars.
Les Chisnall: piano.
Gavin Barras: double bass.
Rob Turner: drums / percussion / vocal.
Martin ONeill: bodhran.
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TARNISHED SILVER::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Neil Yates: Trumpet
Richard Isles: Flugelhorn
Percy Pursglove: Flugelhorn
Rob Flemming: Tenor Horn
Richard Wigley: Trombone
Katrina Marzella: Baritone Horn
Les Neish: Tuba
Rob Turner: Percussion
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Etkilendikleri
Matt Molloy / Miles Davis / Michael McGoldrick / Gil Evans / Liam O'Flynn / Chet Baker / Liz Carroll / Freddie Hubbard / Seamus Ennis / Kenny Garrett / Karen Tweed / Suzanne Vega / The Sea / The Sky / The Mountains / Nice People...
Neye Benziyor?
Miles Davis visits Sligo and gets stoned by the sea.
"Perhaps the journey toward finding ones own voice is more about waiting for all the confusions of influences to crystallise, and allowing the music to find its own pathway out of you. The struggle is to let it all merge in your head and then play! ". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ."With New Origins, Celtic and jazz music become a continuum: two musical forms come together in a way that is too organic to be decribed as fusion or crossover. The album balances the Celtic love of melody and nuance with an awareness of the harmonic possibilities of jazz. A better demonstration of the adage about Old Wine, New Bottles could not be found. " Mike Butler (Jazz UK). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I've been on a strange but wonderful journey from Edward II, through Brand New Heavies, Matt Bianco, Lighthouse Family, Big Cheese, Raw Stylus, Us3, Black Grape & Supergrass, to Jazz Jamaica, Nu-Troop, CTQ, Improvokation, and arriving here to play with Mike McGoldrick, Kate Rusby, Karen Matheson, Bryan Finnegan and of course my band New Origins. What more could I ask?
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hey Neil, was great working with you last week, we all really enjoyed it and definitely must repeat! have you seen the review? i've attached it below in case not. ncie one.
Hi Neil, hope you're well. If there's any chance you're around for this it'd be great to see you! Hope you're well. Please join us for our DEBUT GIG on Friday 12th June at The Cross, Moseley, Birmingham. From 8pm. Only £6 on the door with support from Jack McNeill and Charlie Heys.
hé NEIL!!! haven't seen you for a while! how are you!??? is the baby there yet?? ow, thanks Neil, I'm just still passionate about it all... and work hard! how's life? hope you're well Neil!! warm lievehugsxx
"At last a follow up to Janette Mason's sparkling debut as leader. Alien Left Hand ....was well worth the wait…” Production **** Performance**** -- BBC Music Magazine
“…an album fizzing with fresh ideas and delights, an exhilarating musical journey .. with brilliantly original writing and inspired playing…” -- Helen Mayhew
"Every track from the rhythmic ‘NY Cab Ride’ and restless ‘4 Wheel Drive’ to the brooding ‘Mae’s Song’ has a terrific hook but it’s the way Mason switches tempo and moods that makes ALH great fun. " -- Diva Magazine
Hey Neil, Really enjoyed the gig on Weds... great Bodhran playing and hope your chops didn't get to knackered by the mouthpiece! Hope to see you again if you're in London Sarah . x
Evan Parker - saxophones Stephen Grew - piano Phillip Marks - percussion
An all too rare appearance in Manchester by one of the great masters of the saxophone... Evan Parker has been at the forefront of improvised and experimental music for over forty years, with a unique and innovative approach to his instrument that has been hugely influential. A master of extended techniques like circular breathing and multiphonics, he's made over 200 albums with artists like Derek Bailey, Scott Walker, Robert Wyatt, Spring Heel Jack, Michael Nyman, Spiritualized, Cecil Taylor, John Stevens, Gavin Bryars, Brotherhood of Breath, Basil Kirchin, Peter Brotzmann, Han Bennink, Tony Oxley, Steve Lacy, Anthony Braxton, London Jazz Composers Orchestra, Globe Unity Orchestra, Stan Tracey, Chris Corsano, Jah Wobble, Sainkho Namtchylak, Vic Reeves, Thurston Moore etc etc.....
He is joined by Stephen Grew on piano and Phillip Marks on percussion who have been making their own contributions to the world of adventurous improvisation for over 20 years. Those of you who saw them at last years Manchester Jazz Festival will know just how good they are...
The entire album is a testament to good jazz. The rhythm section sounds great, both individually and as a unit, complimenting Andrew’s lyrical style perfectly.
Hi Neil! Pleasure listening to all your tracks, It's beautiful! You are wonderful trumpet playing, I like very much your sound, and the nice ambiance!MERRY CHRISTMAS, HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Hé Neil!! How 's life??? hope it treats you well! Have a lovely Xmas and only the best for 2009: lots of love and happiness, health, great gigs, inspiring music and wonderful friends... CU soon hopefully lots of lievehugsx
what? the folk! & Solid Earth present: Freaks, Ghouls and Graves, a Balkan (ish) flavoured Halloween (ish) knees up at the delightful St Margaret’s church in Whalley Range.
Yessum we’re back. after the monstrous success of Jackson’s Boat, we thought it only right and proper to offer you another helping of profoundly good music in a great venue. We’ve got a rosette for best zombie in show, beer and food from the nice folks at Jam Street and noise from Stumblefunk.
Another co-promo with the brains and muscle that brought Beats, Roots & Leaves back in May - this time tho we de-camp indoors to make the most of the Halloween theme inside a church, with face painters, ghost hunters, a bar provided by Jam Street and a fabulous line-up of musical tricker treats:
Na Zdrove Na Zdrove is Sheffield's finest Balkan Beats, Gypsy Brass, Russian Ska, Gypsy Dub, Klezmer and Gypsy Punk night. blimey. We’ll ave some of that. We’ll be welcoming their house band and resident DJs - yes indeedy! http://www. myspace. com/nazdrove
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DOORS 9PM ::: £8 donation (all proceeds go to MSF in Darfur) ::: BAR PROVIDED BY JAM STREET CAFE SERVING CASK ALES AND VINTAGE CIDER, BOTTLED BEER, SPIRITS AND HALLOWEEN SNACKS - 2AM LICENCE
Following Sun Ra's death, the group has performed under the direction of alto saxophonist Marshall Allen, who celebrated his 80th birthday on stage during Arkestra performances at the Vox Populi gallery in Philadelphia and the Vision Festival in New York City. In the summer of 2004 the Arkestra became the first American jazz band to perform in Tuva, playing five sets at the Ustuu-Huree Festival.
We welcome the Arkestra back to Manchester for the first time since 1991. We are honoured to host what is, to us and many of you, we're sure, one of the most exciting shows to hit town in recent memory.
