Latest news from the Jazz in the Bar team at Brecon

Latest news from the Jazz in the Bar team at Brecon - 
Jazz on Tuesday (18 March) Brecon Jazz Bar, starts 8pm £6 on the door.
Dave Cottle Trio : piano, bass, drums: we all know & love this superb trio, with Dave's brilliant keyboard solos and standards.
As a special treat, we will also have some guest vocals from Debs Hancock, described by one reviewer as "reminiscent of being in an intimate cocktail bar in downtown New York..."
Supper from 6.45pm at the Lansdowne Hotel (book/reply email before Tuesday if possible please). £5 per person.
DIARY NOTES:
Jazz April is Tuesday 15 April
Davide Logiri (from Milan) piano, with sax, trumpet quintet line-up.
Jazz May is Tuesday 20 May - a very special date & concert. Please note that members of the Jazz list can get a free ticket for every two purchased. This will be a special double bill concert in main theatre, £10 and 7.30pm start. More in next mailing.
Brecon Jazz Festival: Orchard are looking for local volunteers! Find out more / enquire via the website, and don't forget to book some tickets too...
http://breconjazz.com/
Brecon Jazz Club FESTIVAL gigs on Sunday in the Guildhall (from 12.30):
'Organic', with Dom Norcross & Jean-Paul Gard
Lady Nade & the Silhouettes
Remi Harris Project
Jim Barber Trio meets Bluesy Susie & Guests.
Stroller ticket (limited number) special, £25 covers all four.

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