Traditional, Dixieland and New Orleans Live Jazz in Enfield

1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month from 12.30 to 3pm

At  Botany Bay Cricket Club, East Lodge Lane, Enfield, EN2 8AS

Licensed bar- real ales & best lagers, large selection of wines and spirits, non-alcoholic drinks and snacks

All welcome - come along and have a friendly drink and listen to some great live jazz.

Annual membership £18 (April - March) - save £3 each time you come.

Call Stephen on 0208 363 0838 for more information

Jazz links: Just Jazz, Jazz & Jazz

No booking required. Tickets for members £12 and £15 for visitors

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Tuesday, 1st September

The Fenny Stompers

The  Bucks based Fenny Stompers certainly lived up to their reputation for “lively  sets” when they came to The Bay last January. Dennis Vick, (founder, clarinet, vocals),  combined an extremely professional repertoire with a lot of infectious  fun.  He bought his first clarinets 35 years ago and his melodic style  during “Jazzing Babies Blues” was reminiscent of Johnny Dodds. Brian Vick,  (banjo, vocals), discovered jazz with “Petite Fleur”. His rendition of “The  World is waiting for the Sunrise” was particularly good. Dave Arnold, (double  bass, vocals), gave us a great solo in “Basin Street Blues”. Dave Marchant, (trumpet,  vocals, harmonica), delivered a delicious harmonica during “Apex Blues, a  terrific trumpet intro to “Oh Didn’t He Ramble” and a couple of great duets  between trumpet and clarinet.  He also engaged fully in the front-line  antics. John Lee (trombone, vocals, narrator), played trombone very  masterfully, particularly during “Acapulco". Ken Joiner, (drums), played a very accomplished solo during  “Cake Walking Babies from Home”. Whilst their taste ranges from Groucho Marx to Monty  Python, Fenny Stompers are also first-class musicians. It was a most  entertaining afternoon, and we can expect the same again for their visit in September