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I usually do not advertise gigs of mine with tickets costing more than £5.
This time it is different, since after years of regular Sundays in Whitechapel (E1), Dave Hammer's Little big horns will be playing in Chiswick (W4), at lunch time.
http://www.jazzupstairs.comxa.com/gunnersbury.html
West London is an interesting area, despite the lack of historical figures like Jack the Ripper or the Kray twins. Even last year's Olympics™ left West London almost untouched.
Dave Hammer's Little Big Horns (a gorgeous 10 piece band) will entertain the lucky audience of this remote area with some great jazz, for a paltry tenner (£10).
As the chief treasurer of the Chico Marx School of Language, I have always been amazed by the fact that in English "tenor" and "tenner" are supposed to sound the same.
In our institution, we pay extra attention when putting sheep on a ship to Eataly and try to avoid dropping haitches, but the tenor-tenner issue needs to be addressed in next year's courses. as a result, I will not play tenor saxophone, this Sunday.
Gunnersbury's concerts are the prosecution of the much celebrated "Jazz at the Manor", in Ruislip, that sadly recently discontinued its jazz program. Please appreciate that the easy pun manor-manner has been omitted.
I hope to see you there
This time it is different, since after years of regular Sundays in Whitechapel (E1), Dave Hammer's Little big horns will be playing in Chiswick (W4), at lunch time.
http://www.jazzupstairs.comxa.com/gunnersbury.html
West London is an interesting area, despite the lack of historical figures like Jack the Ripper or the Kray twins. Even last year's Olympics™ left West London almost untouched.
Dave Hammer's Little Big Horns (a gorgeous 10 piece band) will entertain the lucky audience of this remote area with some great jazz, for a paltry tenner (£10).
As the chief treasurer of the Chico Marx School of Language, I have always been amazed by the fact that in English "tenor" and "tenner" are supposed to sound the same.
In our institution, we pay extra attention when putting sheep on a ship to Eataly and try to avoid dropping haitches, but the tenor-tenner issue needs to be addressed in next year's courses. as a result, I will not play tenor saxophone, this Sunday.
Gunnersbury's concerts are the prosecution of the much celebrated "Jazz at the Manor", in Ruislip, that sadly recently discontinued its jazz program. Please appreciate that the easy pun manor-manner has been omitted.
I hope to see you there
Ps. Have a good one.
