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Hideaway has won this year's Parliamentary Jazz award for Venue/Promoter of the Year
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Fran with Julian Joseph and Paul Gambacini
- Houses of Parliament 17/5/11 THIS WEEK JULY 20 Elisa Caleb Elisa Caleb - vocals, Jo Caleb - guitar, Sam Lasserson - bass, Dave Hamblett - drums "Once in a while a voice reaches deep inside you. That’s how I first heard Carole King, Maria Muldaur, Sarah Vaughan and Peggy Lee. And if this song and Elisa’s gloriously subtle phrasing don’t do that for you, you’re a poor lost soul" Duncan Heining, Music Week Magazine. |
*NEXT WEEK*
27 Phil Woods/Tom Harrell Tribute
Bob Martin - alto sax, Robbie Robson - trumpet, John Turville - Piano, Ryan Trebilcock - bass, Matt Skelton - drums
AUGUST (scroll down for full details)
3 Paul Booth Trio
Paul Booth - tenor sax, Ross Stanley - organ, Andrew Bain -drums
Closed for the rest of August - back in September
SEPTEMBER
7 Andrea Vicari Trio
14 Alex Garnett CD Launch
21 Pete Downs Trio featuring Dick Pearce
28 Simon Spillet Quartet
see www.hideawaylive.co.uk for details
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“Silken-voiced jazz goddess.” Daily Mirror
"A stone delight" Jazz UK
Elisa Caleb
Elisa Caleb - vocals, Jo Caleb - guitar, Sam Lasserson - bass, Dave Hamblett - drums
A sophisticated and charming fusion of classic jazz, folk and gospel" Blues and Soul
Born to Barbadian and Philipino parents, Elisa began singing at a young age in school choirsand at church. Music in her early years consisted of listening to The Carpenters and Motownartists like The Four Tops and The Temptations. It was as a teenager, when she got her first stereo, that she was introduced to Jazz and began listening to the music of her favourite vocalists; Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday.
Elisa went on to study Law and Theology, as music had primarily always been for enjoyment. And it was, whilst she was at university, that Elisa discovered at the age of 19 that she wasone of the youngest people in the UK with breast cancer - a revelation that didn’t just see Elisa meet death face to face, but also make the decision that music was something she wanted to pursue professionally. She began this in the Autumn of 2005, upon the encouragement of her now husband and fellow musician Jo Caleb. One of the standout tracks on her debut album is the beautifully written ‘The Wind’ penned by Jo about Elisa.
‘The Wind’, the debut single, is a standout track on quite an exceptional album. On the lighter side of jazz, there are elements of an early Norah Jones and Joni Mitchell-esq emotion delivered perfectly and modestly, leading the listener into a decadent world they would not wish to leave.
One smitten journalist wrote about Elisa’s performance of The Wind: ‘Once in a while a voice reaches deep inside you. That’s how I first heard Carole King, Maria Muldaur, Sarah Vaughan and Peggy Lee. And if this song and Elisa’s gloriously subtle phrasing don’t do that for you, you’re a poor lost soul.’ - Duncan Heining, Music Week Magazine.
Her debut album ‘Carry Me Home’ is a collection of tracks that sees the fusion of classic jazz, folk and gospel. In addition to the standout new single ‘The Wind’, there are also great tracks like ‘The Surrey with the Fringe on Top’ and ‘My Funny Valentine’ performed with graceful charm and radiance. Produced by Femi Temowo (Amy Winehouse, Roachford, The Roots)
and featuring a superb band, ‘Carry Me Home’ is a delightful journey through love, longing and life.
She recently received a very touching live review from the literary editor of The Times who was actually meant to be reviewing a David Hare play but ended up writing more on Elisa who was performing before it started in the National Theatre Foyer !
‘Anyone who bought a bit of early Ella Fitzgerald Decca vinyl at a gig in the mid-forties, would have been pleased, I'm sure. Did they ever sell records even at small shows in those days? Did Lady Ella sell them? I don't know. Anyway, there is just a sparklinghint of the First Lady of Song in Elisa Caleb. I've been listening to the pre-showstar ever since.” Sir Peter Stothard, The Times.
Since 2005 Elisa has already performed in Paris, Moscow, Barbados, Belgium, Greece, Italy and at numerous venues across London and the UK. She has performed with great artists such as Tony Kofi, Seb Rochford (Acoustic Ladyland, Polar Bear), Soweto Kinch, Guy Barker, Stan Sulzmann, Robert Mitchell, Mike Outram, Julian Siegel, Phil Robson, Gary Husband and many others.
An attractive singing voice...she brings some effective personal touches to familiar songs without ever losing sight of the intentions of the composers and lyricists. ” Jazz Journal Magazine
http://www.elisacaleb.com
Bob Martin
John Turville
Phil Woods/Tom Harrell Tribute
featuring Bob Martin - alto sax and John Turville - Piano
with Robbie Robson - trumpet, Ryan Trebilcock - bass, Matt Skelton - drums
A new band celebrating the work of US alto sax virtuoso Phil Woods featuring two giants of the London jazz circuit - Alto sax master Bob Martin and award winning piano star John Turville (Parliamentary Jazz Awards 2011)
Bob Martin
USA sax legend who has performed with the mega stars of American popular music including Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, Billy Eckstine, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jnr, Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight, Mel Torme, Natalie Cole, The Four Tops, The Tempatations and The Buddy Rich Big Band. Bob considers his main influences to be Charlie “Bird” Parker, Sonny Stitt, Jackie Mclean, Cannonball Adderley and, of course Phil Woods - so expect a night of hard driving be-bop virtuosity from this world class, globe-trotting US sax virtuoso.
www.altobobmartin.com
John Turville
John received the 2011 Parliamentary jazz award for best album. Having studied music at Cambridge University and London’s Guildhall, he has since toured the UK and Germany and recorded with Gilad Atzmon, Tim Garland’s Lighthouse Trio, as well as with Tim Whitehead, Guillermo Rozenthuler’s folkloric quartet ‘Rioplatenses’, and Dog Soup (recently featured in Jazzwise) John has appeared at most of the major UK venues including Ronnie Scotts, the 606 Club, Pizza Express, the Bloomsbury Theatre, Bridgewater Hall, St Davids Hall Cardiff and the Sage Gateshead.
“John Turville’s fresh-sounding UK piano trio deliver a fresh balance of current concerns and conventional wisdom … whizzing from modern bustle to soulful blues” Financial Times
www.johnturville.com
Robbie Robson
Robbie Robson is a graduate of both Leeds College of Music and Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He has won numerous awards, and received great critical acclaim. These include getting runner-up in the Perrier Jazz Musician of the Year 2000, and the John Coates Award for Outstanding Musicianship. Since graduating, Robbie has been very active on the London Jazz scene. He has worked with the likes of Johnny Dankworth, Cleo Laine, Jamie Cullum, and JTQ to name just a few. Robbie was a member of NYJO for 3 years, where he had the opportunity to work with such greats as Phil Woods and Tony Bennett. Robbie is currently recording and touring with a number of innovative jazz projects, which include ‘Alcyona’ and Gwilym Simcock’s big band, as well as looking forward to touring his own band ‘Dog Soup’ following the release of the band’s debut album later this year."
Paul Booth Trio
Paul Booth - tenor sax, Ross Stanley - organ, Andrew Bain -drums
Paul Booth is one of the most exciting and in demand musicians on the scene today. Although a very prominent figure on the jazz scene with an album released on the Jazzizit label and his latest album "No Looking Back" on the Basho label, his versatility has seen him play in many musical genres. He studied at the Royal Academy of Music in London from the age of 16 and graduated with honours at the age 20.
In his early years he won many awards including the prestigious Clifford Brown/Stan Getz fellowship held in Miami, "The Best Modern Jazz Player" category in the televised "Young Jazz Player of the Year" competition and many more.
Paul is currently in the Steve Winwood band has performed worldwide with the likes of Riverdance (for over two years), Eric Clapton, Matt Bianco, Basia, Tony Hadley, Eddie Henderson, Alex Wilson, Roberto Pla, Glenn Miller Orchestra, Snowboy, Ray Gelato, Jane Monheit.
He is a regular at Ronnie Scotts jazz club in London with his own band and others and has done several UK tours under his own name with the backing of Jazz Services and Jazz Action. Some other jazz groups he has been involved with include Arnie Somogyi's Ambulance, Sax Appeal, The New Couriers, Mike Garrick Big Band, Tim Garland's Northern Underground Orchestra.
www.paulboothsax.com
Ross Stanley began piano lessons aged four, at 13 he was awarded an organ scholarship to Marlborough College. He went on to study at the Guildhall School of Music, completing a BMUS in classical and jazz piano in 2004. He has since worked with jazz names such as Liane Carroll, Dennis Rollins, Guy Barker, Ian Shaw, Stan Sulzman, Bobby Wellins and Steve Arguelles, as well as being a regular member of the Jim Mullen Organ Trio, and the Jacqui Dankworth band, and performing in many small and large ensembles.