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| Jazz breaking news: Courtney Pine, Jazz Jamaica and Brass Jaw hit the Hideaway |
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Fresh from coming top in the Jazzwise Album of the Year critic’s poll for his ska and reggae-fuelled House Of Legends record, and a barnstorming performance on Jools Holland’s Later… TV show (see video below), Courtney Pine (pictured above) plays his debut at the club on 22-23 December. His band features guitarist Cameron Pierre, steel pan player Samuel Dubois, bassist Vidal Montgomery and drummer Robert Fordjour, and will be playing material from his acclaimed new album. A new monthly night, Scene and Herd, starts on 13 December focusing on double bills of rising new young jazz talent with tickets priced at just £5 in advance. Forthcoming dates are: Barnaby Dickinson’s London Horns (1 Dec); Jam Session and Jazz Workshop (Back Room, 3,10, 17 Dec); Cuban Hideaway with DJ Rich (Main Room, 3,10,17 Dec); Kai’s cats (1pm 2 Dec); Speakeasy Sunday: Derriere (2 Dec); Jazz Ambassadors with Andrea Vicari (6 Dec); Jo Harman and Company (7 Dec); Brass Jaw (8 Dec); The Jive Aces (9 Dec); Voice (13 Dec); Dan Casimir Trio plus Josh Cleaver and Patrick Johnson Duo (Back Room 13 Dec) Si Cranstoun (14 Dec); Dirty Martinis Xmas Show with Lea DeLaria (15 Dec and 16 Dec lunch); Speakeasy Sunday: Jeremiah Marques and the Blue Aces (16 Dec); Nicola Emmanuelle Xmas Show (20 Dec); Jazz Jamaica (21 Dec); Courtney Pine (22-23 Dec); Janette Mason’s Soul Street NYE Party (31 Dec). For more go to www.hideawaylive.co.uk – Jon Newey
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| Last Updated on Friday, 23 November 2012 09:25 |
The Hideaway club in Streatham, south-west London rounds out the year in vibrant style with a special Courtney Pine weekend in the pre-Xmas run-up, a return show by club favourites Jazz Jamaica, and a second appearance by Glasgow horn heroes Brass Jaw. The club, which was awarded Venue Of The Year at the 2011 Parliamentary Jazz Awards, has rapidly become a favourite among both musicians and audiences and expanded in size earlier this year. 
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