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Left: The Roman amphitheatre |
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The Viv Rodd Quintet |
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Personnel: Steve Turner/gtr; Bill Walker/bass; Myself; Terry Rodd/drums, and Viv"88"Rodd - our leader - on keys...(Yep; they're brothers) |
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The quintet's cd pages...Wait for "Lonely Woman" to stop...(or, if
you must - clicking "ESC" will stop it straight
away!)..then click these links to hear the tracks... |
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The quintet - with Bob Tinker - playing the Cliffhead Jazz Club... Pete Kubrik-Townsend is on bass here...Terry is somewhere behind the cymbal...
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| The cover pages of John Knight's cd...Buy it, you'll enjoy!...John played every instrument on the entire cd - except for the my alto, which only features on "Lonely Woman"...This makes John a damned useful musician in anyone's language...
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"Words come flocking" "Letter to my father"
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| Jazz Poetry was rampant back in the 60s. You don't hear of it very much these days. This is a pity...at least it is for jazz musicians. In Jazz Poetry we go where the words take us, whenever and however we feel it, with no pre-conceived notions or arrangements. This, really, makes it one of the purest forms of jazz. If I were a customer, however, I'm not so sure I could sit through a whole evening of it, but as a musician I'll play it until my lip gives out! | |