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The Word from Mose Allison—The songs of Mose Allison: Words of Wisdom from the jazz sage—Friday 1st September 2017

On Friday 1st September 2017 at 8pm (doors 7.30pm) I have the pleasure of playing with the Chris Ingham Quartet at Jazz at the Hunter Club, 6 St Andrews Street, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 3PH presenting an evening of songs by the wonderful Mose Allison. Tickets are £12 / £6 (u25)

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The blues-jazz composer Mose Allison (1927-2016) was a singular artist whose wry, laconic songs (Parchman Farm, Everybody's Cryin' Mercy, Young Man Blues) were hugely influential beyond the jazz world while remaining unique in jazz history. British blues-jazz legend Georgie Fame rated him “more important than Bob Dylan.”

The Chris Ingham Quartet, noted for their acclaimed interpretations of the music of Hoagy Carmichael and Dudley Moore, turn their attention to the Word from Mose.

CHRIS INGHAM piano/vocal
HARRY GREEN sax
Rev. ANDREW BROWN bass
GEORGE DOUBLE drums

“One of Britain's best singer-pianists”
LONDON EVENING STANDARD
 “Outstanding quartet, inspired solo forays, nifty and concise arrangements”
LONDON JAZZ NEWS
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My name is Andrew James Brown. I’m a philosophically/theologically inclined writer with deep sympathies towards Imaoka Shin’ichirō's understanding of a creative, inquiring, free and liberative religion/spirituality (jiyū shūkyō 自由宗教), Jōdo Shinshū Buddhism, Konkokyo, Christian non-theism, D. G. Leahy’s “thinking now occurring for the first time”, a Lucretian inspired religious naturalism, new materialism and Kyoto School philosophy; also a photographer, cyclist, walker and jazz bass player. In addition to this, I’m the minister of a small, liberal, free-religious community in Cambridge (UK)

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