This page contains a history
of the gigs that we have
hosted in the past
To view images of the artists please click on thumbnail image
To view archives for other years please click on a link below:
1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 & 2020
| Sunday 4th January 2004 | |
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Bradley Webb Trio + Mark Lockheart
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The Bradley Webb TrioBradley Webb drums, Sam Beste piano, Pete Cochrane basswith Mark Lockheart sax guru from 'Loose Tubes' & 'Perfect Houseplants''Live' drawing by Sarah Steen |
| Monday 12th January 2004 | |
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STING THING
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STING THING: Simon Van Downham & his musicians performed the hits of Sting & The Police.
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| Saturday 31st January 2004 | |
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Gospel Workshop
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GOSPEL Workshop & Concert
LD Frazier from New York Scott Stroman's Eclectic Voices from London |
| Sunday 1st February 2004 | |
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Paul Malsom Solo
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Paul Malsom plays acoustic guitar. A wonderful blend of styles into unique arrangements with dazzling improvisations. |
| Sunday 7th March 2004 | |
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Anita Wardell
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5th Birthday Special Anita Wardell, vocals Benn Clatworthy, LA sax Martin Drew, drums for Oscar Peterson Paul Morgan, fine bass Robin Aspland, piano for Van Morrison 'Live' drawing by Sarah Steen
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| Sunday 4th April 2004 | |
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Alec Dankworth Trio
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Alec Dankworth: 'Dave Brubeck' bass Mark Lockheart: 'Loose Tubes' saxes Phil Robson: superb guitar "A Gem of Jazz" JAZZUK |
| Sunday 2nd May 2004 | |
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Jazz Piano Legends
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Geoff Eales: piano Roy Babbington: bass Mark Fletcher: drums JAZZ "Oscar Peterson, Herbie Hancock, Dave Brubeck, Fats Waller & Art Tatum plus others were all there." |
| Sunday 16th May 2004 | |
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Muriel Anderson
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GUITAR Muriel Anderson The only woman to ever win the American National Finger Picking Championships. Straight after appearing with Tommy Emmanuel in Italy, she brings her virtuosic blend of Spanish Flamenco, Japanese Koto, Chet Atkins & the Beatles to the wonderful setting of The Ship Theatre in the round. Opening the show will be Steve Lawson "One of today?s most original voices on the electric bass?.
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| Sunday 6th June 2004 | |
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Force 10 BIG BAND with Sue Rivers
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JAZZ Dave Barnes directs the FORCE 10 Big Band and the singer Sue Rivers, in a selection of Basie & Ellington standards, mixed with some great originals. Maps at http://www.listeningroom.co.uk. Cabaret setting with hot food. Doors open at 7:30pm. Pre-concert guitar with Paul Malsom. |
| Sunday 13th June 2004 | |
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Preston Reed
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GUITAR A stunning modern blend of technique & musicality. |
| Sunday 20th June 2004 | |
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A Tribute to Miles Davis with Paul Malsom opening
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JAZZ The JazzFM Quintet pay Tribute to the 'cool' period of the jazz trumpeter Miles Davis. GUITAR Paul Malsom plays from 6:30 - 7:30pm |
| Thursday 24th June 2004 | |
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The Modern Guitar Trio
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GUITAR Roland Chadwick, Aussie genius; Roland Gallery, professor of Guitar at Trinity Music Colleege; Vincent Lindsey-Clark, 'Julian Bream' prizeweinner |
| Sunday 4th July 2004 | |
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OLA ONABULE
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Cool JAZZ Lunch with OLA ONABULE. Great Soul Singing with Ola's wonderful band. The Grey Lady Music Lounge is air conditioned. Inclusive entry plus two course lunch offer £19.50. Entry only £8 .
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| Friday 9th July 2004 | |
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Angelo Debarre
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GUITAR The Music of Django Rheinhardt & Stephanne Grappelli with Angelo Debarre, guitar; Christian Garrick, violin; Dave Kelbie, rhythm guitar and Pete Kubrik Townsend, bass.
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| Thursday 15th July 2004 | |
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Lesley Dawson
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JAZZ Lesley Dawson, Cabaret Singing sensation from NewYork, with the virtuoso pianist Geoff Eales, who played for many years with The Joe Loss Orchestra and The BBC BIg Band. |
| Thursday 29th July 2004 | |
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Derek Nash
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JAZZ Derek Nash, saxes and Paul Malsom, guitar. |
| Friday 20th August 2004 | |
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The Tim Lapthorn Trio
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JAZZ A gourmet three course dinner while Tim Lapthorn plays the Steinway piano accompanied by Tom Herbert on double bass and Patrick Levett on drums. |
| Saturday 4th September 2004 | |
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John Etheridge
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GUITAR Two great solo sets from ex-'Soft Machine' legend John Etheridge and ex-'Moving Colour' Paul Malsom.
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| Friday 1st October 2004 | |
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ZAPPATISTAS
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The Gig opened with a solo set from Preston Reed. Then John Etheridge led the Zappatistas through one and a half hours of the magic that is ZAPPA. |
| Sunday 10th October 2004 | |
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Dan Clews Band + Thomas Leeb
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| Tuesday 12th October 2004 | |
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Courtney Pine
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The Courtney Roadshow just back from the Far East played with chaacteristic intensity for an appreciative audience at The Mick Jagger Centre.
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| Thursday 14th October 2004 | |
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Will Michaels
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JAZZ The wonderful piano playing of Will Michael is combined with the equally talented bass playing of his son Paul. Last heard on The Pantiles bandstand on Bank Holiday Monday, enjoy their playing again in the club setting of TGL. |
| Sunday 17th October 2004 | |
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'A Pint of Pride' The John Smedley Memorial
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FOLK John Smedley, founder and organiser of Folk South-East, died suddenly in April 2004. Six months on we commemorate his achievements in a concert:compèred by John Kirkpatrick & including performances by John’s own band Pugwash, Billy Mitchell of Lindisfarne, and (drum roll here…) Ashley Hutchings’ exciting new band "Rainbow Chasers". |
| Thursday 21st October 2004 | |
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Juliet Kelly
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JAZZ Juliet performs from her acclaimed album 'Aphrodite's Child' and also features some of the great songs made famous by Nina Simone |
| Wednesday 27th October 2004 | |
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Jane Monheit
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Jane Monheit, New York diva & COLUMBIA recording star. Through Listening Room contacts with Jane's European agent, Jane played one of only two UK dates at The Jagger Centre. Jane and tthe guys played one straight through set that was much freeer than the albums. A great evening. |
| Thursday 4th November 2004 | |
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Eric Roche
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GUITAR A stunning modern blend of technique & musicality with entertainment..Eric’s is on his debut tour for his new album on Martin Taylor’s P3 record label. Sanctuary have just published his latest book ‘The Acoustic Guitar Bible’ Eric Roche is a regular contributor to the ‘Guitarist’ magazine. |
| Other years - 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 & 2020 | |
