8.30 – 11.00pm £5 on the door.
Mark Lockheart (saxes ) Liam Noble (piano) Oli Hayhurst (bass) Clive Fenner (drums). As a saxophonist and composer, Mark Lockheart’s work often defies categorisation and crosses the boundaries of the jazz, new music and folk worlds. Mark came to prominence in the mid 1980s with the influential and radical big band Loose Tubes, which he toured with throughout the USA and Europe and recorded with until its demise in 1989.
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The Heathcote is going FIFA World Cup™ crazy for a whole month…
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See The World Cup Hot Up With Us
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With the glorious weather this weekend, large numbers of people flocked to Hollow Pond for an afternoon out. Now, I wasn’t one of them, but driving along Whipps Cross Road around 4pm on Sunday I did notice that there were 4, yes 4!!! traffic wardens dishing out parking tickets…
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Parking Problems
8.30 – 11.00pm £5 on the door Quentin Collins (trumpet) Dave O’Higgins (tenor sax) Tim Lapthorn (piano) Larry Bartley (bass) Clive Fenner (drums) Born locally in Forest Gate and a real favourite of the club, Quentin Collins is an outstanding hard bop trumpeter who graduated from the Guildhall School of Music by winning the ‘Best Finals’ prize.
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Tuesday, 18 May, 2010
8.30 – 11.00pm £5 on the door Tony Kofi (alto sax ) Roger Beaujolais (vibes) Dave Chamberlain (bass) Clive Fenner (drums) Nottingham born, Tony Kofi studied at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. Back in the UK he played with The Jazz Warriors and Gary Crosby’s Nu Troop. His subsequent playing credits include Billy Higgins, Branford Marsalis, Byron Wallen, Claude Deppa, Donald Byrd, Lonnie Smith, Eddie Henderson, Jazz Jamaica All Stars and the big bands of Jean Toussaint and Julian Joseph
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Tuesday, 11 May, 2010
8.30 – 11.00pm £5 on the door Christian Brewer (alto sax) Jim Mullen (guitar) Leon Greening (piano) Adam King (bass) Clive Fenner (drums) “Christian Brewer’s alto sound is light – though he can dig in when needed – and he is a remarkably fluent and craftsmanlike improviser. Though fresh ideas flow inexorably, Brewer is not tempted to waste notes despite his fluency, so that there’s a real sense of purpose about his work. In all this he is partnered expertly by pianist Leon Greening” – Peter Martin, Jazz UK (reviewing Cristian’s CD ‘Seesaw’)
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Tuesday, 4 May, 2010
Enjoy a little of what you fancy or a lot of what you love at The Heathcote – where main meals fro…
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8.30 – 11.00pm £5 on the door Byron Wallen (trumpet ) Jonathan Gee (piano) Neil Charles (bass) Clive Fenner (drums) Byron began playing jazz around Brighton, then came to London at the beginning of the 1990s to play with Jazz Warriors singer Cleveland Watkiss and to work in the quartet of jazz drummer John Stevens. Later he joined Gary Crosby’s band Nu-Troop and in 1995 formed his own band, Sound Advice. Byron won the 2003 BBC prize for “Innovation in Jazz”
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Tuesday, 27 April, 2010
Leytonstone Film Club Presents: Il Divo (15) Dir: Paolo Sorrentino.
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5th May 2010 – Il Divo
Keep taking advantage of our great value 2 main meals for just £5 offer at The Heathcote – w…
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