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Here is a list of previous gigs which will give you an idea of the artists who play at Boaters. For the current upcoming gig list, please see the current listings.
| Sunday 1st January |
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NO GIG
Merry Christmas to one and all and we look forward to seeing you on Sunday 8th January 2012.
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| Sunday 8th January |
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Jacqui Hicks
Jacqui returns for her traditional post New Year gig at Boaters. One of the country's finest jazz and soul vocalist, Jacqui is known for her work with Shakatak, Matt Bianco and, more recently, a new standards project with John Critchinson. Expect to hear a great selection of jazz standards and classic soul songs by the likes of Stevie Wonder and Donny Hathaway. She is joined tonight by Simon Carter (piano), Phil Mulford (bass) and Frosty Beadle (drums).
website:
www.jacquihicks.com
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| Sunday 15th January |
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Jim Mullen
A Boaters favourite, Jim is a veritable legend on the London jazz scene. He is a sublime guitarist who made his name on the jazz funk scene of the 1970's and 80's, playing with the Average White Band and co-leading the famous Morrisey Mullen Band. He has several albums out as a leader including "Gig Bag" which features the Hammond organ trio that has also appeared at Boaters. For tonight's gig he is joined by pianist Simon Carter, Laurence Cottle on bass guitar and drummer Dave Ohm.
website:
www.jimmullenjazz.co.uk
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| Sunday 22nd January |
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Mark Fletcher Quartet
Fletch's Brew is the latest creation of Mark Fletcher, one of England's most versatile and in demand drummers. Well known for his work with vocalists Liane Carroll and Ian Shaw, Mark has been a fixture at Ronnie Scott's since the late 1980's where he has worked with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Georgie Fame and Mark Murphy. Fletch's Brew is a collaboration of some of London's finest jazz musicians, playing a selection of classic jazz funk tunes by bands such as Weather Report, along with some fine original material. Joining Mark are guitarist Carl Orr, pianist Jim Watson and Steve Pearce on bass.
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| Sunday 29th January |
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Simon Allen
Simon has established himself as a leading light on the London jazz scene. An alto and tenor saxophonist, he has already built up a CV that includes playing with Stan Tracey, Don Weller and the Laurence Cottle Big Band. He works regularly with bands led by Clark Tracey and is one of the most exciting improvisers around today. Tonight's gig features Simon Carter (piano), Laurence Cottle (bass) and Ian Thomas (drums).
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