We now have for sale at the club the 2 CD set of the Alan Skidmore Quartet "Impressions of
Coltrane", recorded at the club December 2005, and,
an evening with Hannah Richardson recorded at the Fleece June 2006, with Nick's pictures as well!
We are delighted that the Jazz Couriers Volume 2, recorded at the Fleece in 2004, is available for sale from our megastore, or from Trio Records.
Our full programme is accessible here, and tickets are available by calling 01787 211865.
Please click here
for an explanation of our seating and ticketing policy.
Your ticket covers admission only and does not guarantee a seat except in the case of
disabled patrons who must inform us when booking.
It is always advisable to buy tickets in advance to guarantee admission.
Most of the pictures here and in the brochure are by our very own Nick Rabett.
For the anoraks among you, a must is this musicians view of their own alternative professions! Thank you, David Newton.
When you are desperate to find Billy Holiday's or any other musician's birthday, just click on the "All About Jazz" birthday site.
Our very own Carole Burgess has a new CD and a new website. Check out her two CD's at www.divasrus.co.uk
Our friend Cate Hadley combines a love of jazz with a talent for textile artistry. See her nascent website at www.catehadley.com.
The Ipswich Jazz Club has its very own web site at www.ipswichjazzclub.co.uk.
Monthly (it was twice a month, and we can hope) on Sundays the Colchester Arts Centre, www.colchesterartscentre.com presents jazz, with an eclectic lineup, often of our good friends. Not so much in the summer, though.
Roger and Larraine Odell present great jazz in Clare..
The Colchester Institute hosts some very fine gigs in many genres. Their 2007/08 program is available here.
For you travellers, a very fine site advertising world wide jazz is www.jazz-clubs-worldwide.com. Do check out their pixel site.
A gallery of Brian Peck's gorgeous photography chronicalling the Fleece is now being constructed.
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