Shaftesbury Jazz, Soul, Latin, Funk
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Shaftesbury Jazz, Soul, Latin, Funk is a music night taking place on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at Father's House, Christy's Lane, Shaftesbury SP7 8PH.
Come and sit in with our Pro house band from 8pm -10pm. Refreshments available.
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Phil W Djembe
2:24 PM on March 17, 2020
Tea coffee biscuits & plenty of room to sit and watch. Good backing band with sound engineer balancing everything out. Early days yet, but varied acts and musicians vocal and instrumental turning up for a play.
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David Burgess
5:26 AM on March 18, 2020
Hi Paul. Just figured it out !!
Are we going to do the jams at Fatherâ??s House.
Dave
Are we going to do the jams at Fatherâ??s House.
Dave
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Karen Jenkins
6:20 AM on March 18, 2020
Great format showcasing local talented musicians/singers,strong house band really supported newcomers well I thought. Very enjoyable night for music lovers. Youâ??re going to need a bigger venue as word gets around.
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David Burgess
6:42 AM on March 18, 2020
Iâ??m amazed at the amount of talented musicians and singers we have coming to the Jam at Fathers House.
We will get through the next few weeks, and have another great night. So looking forward to keep playing and photographing at these jam sessions.
David
We will get through the next few weeks, and have another great night. So looking forward to keep playing and photographing at these jam sessions.
David
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Richard D Atkinson
10:55 AM on March 18, 2020
Hi guys, want to share some of the great feedback and thoughts I've received. Our second 'Jazz Jam' was really full in fact I would say the audience was double the size on the first one. After I talked to people about the first one I discovered a myth going round the people thought it was just for musicians. When I explained it wasn't and that non-musicians were welcome the audience size grew and the 'new' audience members said they would bring their friends after they enjoyed the second one so much. So doing some advertising to non-musicians might be useful.
Our plan is to do the next Jam in the main hall as seating in the foyer had become really tight. This will also give us the opportunity to try and improve the 'onstage' sound for performers and enable us to have great out front sound and and have a bigger audience space. Paul and I are talking on a regular basis as to how to improve the night and we appreciate your feedback. Once we're through the current challenge facing us all we're looking to take the night from strength to strength. Lv Rich
Our plan is to do the next Jam in the main hall as seating in the foyer had become really tight. This will also give us the opportunity to try and improve the 'onstage' sound for performers and enable us to have great out front sound and and have a bigger audience space. Paul and I are talking on a regular basis as to how to improve the night and we appreciate your feedback. Once we're through the current challenge facing us all we're looking to take the night from strength to strength. Lv Rich
Richard D Atkinson says...
Hi guys, want to share some of the great feedback and thoughts I've received. Our second 'Jazz Jam' was really full in fact I would say the audience was double the size on the first one. After I talked to people about the first one I discovered a myth going round the people thought it was just for musicians. When I explained it wasn't and that non-musicians were welcome the audience size grew and the 'new' audience members said they would bring their friends after they enjoyed the second one so much. So doing some advertising to non-musicians might be useful.
Our plan is to do the next Jam in the main hall as seating in the foyer had become really tight. This will also give us the opportunity to try and improve the 'onstage' sound for performers and enable us to have great out front sound and and have a bigger audience space. Paul and I are talking on a regular basis as to how to improve the night and we appreciate your feedback. Once we're through the current challenge facing us all we're looking to take the night from strength to strength. Lv Rich
Thanks Rich much appreciated
Garrie Todd says...
Fantastic evening.
I helped setup for this event
Really appreciate all your doing for our night Thank you Paul F
Phil W Djembe says...
Tea coffee biscuits & plenty of room to sit and watch. Good backing band with sound engineer balancing everything out. Early days yet, but varied acts and musicians vocal and instrumental turning up for a play.
Really glad you've decided to make it to Shaftesbury Phil, we will be ironing out the teething problems, once the travel bans are over
David Burgess says...
Hi Paul.
Just figured it out !!
Are we going to do the jams at Father's House.
Hi Dave until travels bands and social isolationism is over we are on hold but planning for the future Thanks Paul F
Dave
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Chris
11:35 AM on March 20, 2020
Had a really good time, the players were all of a good standard and that's what counts
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