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Monday, July 06, 2009

UGH with John Shepherd, Mark Aston and Roger Limb 




This evening we went to The Europa in East Molesey to see the Urban Gin House Band. The line-up comprised John Shepherd (trumpet, vocal), Mark Aston (tenor sax, trombone), Roger Limb (keyboard), Mike Bennett (bass) and Mike Knipe (drums). Our favourite numbers were:
Whispering, composed by the brothers Malvin and John Schonberger, and originally recorded in 1920 by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra;
Skylark, composed by Hoagy Carmichael;
Some of These Days, composed by Shelton Brooks around 1909.
Guests were Roland (tenor sax), Roy Stokes and Peter Tallent (trombones) plus
Colin Lewry playing keyboard in the breaks.
Roland and Mark played two Bossa Nova duets:
'Quiet Nights' by Jobim and 'Blue Bossa' by Kenny Dorham.

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