Jazz at The Salisbury presents - Sunday 5TH May - THE BUTTON BAND + WW2

This Sunday at the Salisbury we have an excellent evening of jazz 

The Button Band: 
The band showcases original music by Andy written specifically for this line up. Lyrical jazz with folk and country influences drawing inspiration from Bill Frisell, Loose Tubes Brad Shepic, PigFoot.

Andy Button - Guitar/Composition
Andy Woolf - Tenor Sax
Dave Manington - Double Bass
Jon Ormaston - Drums

"reminiscent of Bill Frisell's cross-genre explorations" - London Jazz

"upbeat township swing straight out of the Loose Tubes mould, good-humoured and infectious." - Geoff Winston

"I've sort of learnt to play Jazz a bit and i quite enjoy it and it sounds abit like Bill Frisell sometimes, a bit, and various other jazz guitarists vaguely but don't come if you're sure you don't like that sort of thing , but i quite like it, its not really very shreddy and i try and play sort of simple melodic things so you might like it. Definitely don't come if you don't like Jazz though. But i don't mean sort of 'mental' Jazz, its not 'Mental Jazz'. Its quite 'normal' in a way if you know what i mean. But if you don't like Jazz it might sound mental to you. But by Jazz standards i don't think its particularly mental. Alot of normal sounding harmony. Well, that makes it sound dull, but its not dull. Well i think it not dull. But then i would. My girlfriend likes it. Anyway i think you get the picture. Ish. I could send you a video if you're interested."

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WW2:
Ryan Williams (guitar) and Andrew Woolf (saxophone/clarinet) explore a series of intricate and delicately crafted compositions in a duo setting alongside material from Neil Young and Steve Coleman.

"quiet, gritty explorations." - London Jazz

830 start £5 entry