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Emma Johnson's Gravy Boat 27 September

From Ben Powling

Hi all. I'm going to stop running the LS6 Jazz Night in January. Autumn turns to winter, the waves crash onto the beach and all things succumb to the passage of time. I've had a blast, but it's someone else's turn now.

I'll be passing the night into the capable hands of Jack Wilson, so he'll be point of contact for all bookings and queries for January onwards.

I've programmed a last season featuring a load of my favourite bands, showing the scope of what Leeds has to offer. Spread the word, tell your mums and let's get loads of the new students down to play.

Thanks to everyone who's come down to play, listen, booze, lend gear and hang out over the past few years. It's been great.

06/09 – Aleks Podraza Quartet feat Jack Chandler (Tristano material and standards)
13/09 - Jasmine Whalley Quintet (Alto led quintet)
20/09 - Another Workout: A Tribute To Blue Note Records (Blue Note deep cuts)
27/09 - Emma Johnson's Gravy Boat (Engaging contemporary originals)
04/10 - Jamil Sheriff Trio (Rare LS6 appearance from stellar pianist and LCoM leader)
11/10 - Ed Jones Quartet (The tenor colossus returns)
18/10 - Steve Hanley Quintet feat Joel Purnell, Jamie Taylor, Jamil Sheriff (Material from Brecker and Metheny)
25/10 - Asaxual (Trumpet and trombone fronted bop)
01/11 - Leeds Art Ensemble (Come with an open mind, prepared for the unknown...)
08/11 - Wandering Monster (Intense, energetic compositions from bassist Sam Quintana)
15/11 - Prime Directive (Stellar Tristano influenced chordless quartet)
22/11 - Jack Garside Trio (Standards from bass-led trio)
29/11 - Morpher (wonky FX and twisted grooves drawing from hip hop and drum and bass)
06/12 - Viper Time (North African and post-punk tinged spiritual jazz)
13/12 - Open Letter To Mingus (classics and deep cuts from The Bass Baron)

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