
The Jazz Butcher
Gigs
2015
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Live Performance
Details
Date:
Friday, March 27th
2015
8:00pm
1427486400
(8 years 189 days ago)
Venue: The Playhouse Theatre (Website)
Location: 115 Clare Street Northampton England NN1 3JA
Telephone: 01604 627791
Admission: £10:00
Venue: The Playhouse Theatre (Website)
Location: 115 Clare Street Northampton England NN1 3JA
Telephone: 01604 627791
Admission: £10:00
⭐ With
Performers
Pat Fish
(
guitar, vocals
)
,
Steve Garofalo
(
drums
)
,
Steve New
(
upright bass
)
,
Simon Taylor
(
trumpet
)
📷 Photos
Map
Poster
Notes
THE JAZZ BUTCHER AND HIS GENTLEMAN ADVENTURERSTickets strictly limited in number, so please move quickly to ensure a seat.
Licensed Bar.
Doors open: 7:00pm
Liam Dullaghan onstage around 7:45pm
The JBQ onstage around 8:45pm
Closing time 10:30pm
A night not to be missed.
Credit: pat♥ Reviews
A delightful distractionBack in the good old days (when dancing meant exploding), things were..... just..... better. Back when twitter meant the morning chorus was about to be disturbed by Carruthers with the 12 bore, or online entertainment meant catching a peek of the Lady's undergarments hanging out to dry, a reveller would be warmly welcomed to an evening's entertainment by jovial tunes, brightly coloured tickets would be dispensed by the box office, viewing of the performers would be from unevenly sprung blood-red velour seats, housed within an ebony shoe box. The gentlemen would look resplendent parading the latest style of moustache (my own style being "The Partyboy"). The women wore their upper-lip-covering with delight, pride and style in equal measure.Credit: Andy Z NN1 2015-03-29 05:33:39 (Sunday, 29th of March 2015 - 8 years 188 days ago)Then the players themselves would take to the stage to regale their audience with tales of their travels about the new world from the streets of Montmatre to New Barcelona to the mythical land of Desborough to life in their home village. On occasion, a minstrel may even request to be one's dog !
Oh, what days, what simple fun, such a shame that the modern world has put paid to their like. And the dodo.
them were the daysAndy, I am moved.Credit: pat fish\
Pat x
🎼 Played
Set 1
- 0. Mini-Documentary
Credit: Sonic Barometer- 0. The Entire Performance
Credit: Jazz Butcher Quartet- 1. Amalfi Coast May 1963
- 2. The Man with the Black Moustache (The Monochrome Set)
- 3. Black Raoul
- 4. Tombé dans les pommes
- 5. Animals
- 6. Melanie Hargreaves' Father's Jaguar
- 7. Living in a Village
- 8. Last of the Gentleman Adventurers
- 9. Shirley Maclaine
- 10. When You's a Viper (Rosetta Howard)
- 11. Solar Core
- 12. Partytime
- 13. Quality People (Wilson)
- 14. Gloria (Van Morrison)
Encore 1
- 1. Dunkin' Beigels (Slim Gaillard)
Visitor FeedbackVisitors' comments for this page [Add your own]
- them were the days
vlad.poutine[at]-remove-gchq.tv - pat fish, nn1
29Mar2015 10:33 AM (8 years 188 days ago)Andy, I am moved.
Pat x- A delightful distraction
andyzed1[at]-remove-yahoo.co.uk - Andy Z NN1
29Mar2015 5:33 AM (8 years 188 days ago)Back in the good old days (when dancing meant exploding), things were..... just..... better. Back when twitter meant the morning chorus was about to be disturbed by Carruthers with the 12 bore, or online entertainment meant catching a peek of the Lady's undergarments hanging out to dry, a reveller would be warmly welcomed to an evening's entertainment by jovial tunes, brightly coloured tickets would be dispensed by the box office, viewing of the performers would be from unevenly sprung blood-red velour seats, housed within an ebony shoe box. The gentlemen would look resplendent parading the latest style of moustache (my own style being "The Partyboy"). The women wore their upper-lip-covering with delight, pride and style in equal measure.
Then the players themselves would take to the stage to regale their audience with tales of their travels about the new world from the streets of Montmatre to New Barcelona to the mythical land of Desborough to life in their home village. On occasion, a minstrel may even request to be one's dog !
Oh, what days, what simple fun, such a shame that the modern world has put paid to their like. And the dodo.