Guildford Jazz is a not-for-profit community arts organisation, bringing Britain’s finest jazz musicians to a local audience in an intimate and welcoming jazz club environment.
Since its inception in 2011 Guildford Jazz has welcomed over 1700 musicians and 32,000 music lovers to a total of nearly 450 events. We’re proud to be part of our local community and the proceeds from many of our events go to support a variety of charities. These events have so far raised nearly £120,000 for charity.
Guildford Jazz is the brainchild of Marianne Windham, herself a professional jazz bassist with a growing reputation. As the Chair of Guildford Jazz she is supported by a small team, all from different professional backgrounds, with a shared passion for jazz and with a desire to bring the very best live music to our local community.
Not only do we host a growing network of both nationally and internationally renowned artists, we also believe strongly in supporting and encouraging new talent. With this in mind we have delivered over 40 workshops with skilled educators and 60 jam sessions offering musicians of all abilities the opportunity to play in a live venue.
The pandemic years were enormously challenging for everyone and artistic organisations, such as ourselves, needed to be very innovative. During the height of the pandemic, when many similar organisations simply stopped functioning, we delivered a series of high quality live streamed gigs allowing great musicians to perform and for our audience to experience the joy of live jazz – albeit in their living rooms. We progressed from these to socially distanced gigs, and more recently, back to full capacity live performances.
Guildford Jazz constantly evolves and we want to carry on doing what we do well. However, we are ambitious and we are exploring new venues, new partnerships and making ourselves known to a wider audience. Our recent BEAT series at the Boileroom in Guildford is all about expanding our music towards a younger audience, as well as continuing at our other venues to cater for our longstanding and loyal regular clientele. We already have forged links with Surrey University and co-hosted live jazz gigs. New, exciting venues are already in our diary and gigs planned which will appeal to a diverse audience.
Everyone is welcome, young and old. You do not need to be a jazz fanatic or expert or to join as a Member to come to any gig, although there are benefits to becoming a Member if you come regularly (click here for details). We aim to keep ticket prices affordable and offer half price tickets for students. If you’re a regular or occasional attendee at our events we’d love to hear your feedback – you can contact us here.
We aim to run
Two regular mid-week gigs each month, both featuring some of the country’s top jazz musicians
Monthly jam sessions
Regular workshops
Summer charity events including a “Jazz in the Park” in the beautiful walled garden at Loseley Park in aid of GUTS, who aim to improve the survival rates of people with bowel cancer by funding better screening, detection, treatment and facilities, as well as research into the disease (see a short video from 2019 here) and an afternoon Jazz Festival on Wood Street Village Green in support of Challengers , who provide vital play and leisure opportunities and parental support for local disabled children and young people (read Peter Vacher’s review from 2019 here)
An annual Christmas gig at St John’s Church, Farncombe
Occasional pop-up jazz events with organisations and venues in and around Guildford
IN THE BEGINNING
1982: Guildford Jazz was started by Heather and Colin Tipton, when it was called Jazz at the Stoke, named after the Stoke Hotel where there were monthly gigs until 1988.
1988: The club moves to the old Civic Hall in Guildford, and then to the newly built Electric Theatre where it continues to run a successful programme of live jazz gigs until 2008.
2011: The Guildford Jazz DNA is unearthed and revived by local bass player Marianne Windham, who becomes the driving force behind (and in front) of the club (there’s a little about her story here). Marianne sets up a monthly jazz night at the Freeholders (“The Cavern”) in nearby Farncombe. until the pub changed hands in the Spring of 2014.
2012: The Electric Theatre asks Marianne to host a monthly Jazz Cafe night in the Theatre bar. We hold our first workshop with the late trumpeter Abram Wilson.
2014: The Freeholders pub is bought by a property developer and the club moves to the Pavilion at Guildford Rugby Club. Our annual charity events are initiated with our first concert in aid of Challengers in the Guildhall, and Jazz in the Park at Loseley park in aid of GUTS.
2015: Our fund-raising events for Challengers becomes annual with the first Wood Street Jazz Festival.
2019: Guildford Jazz becomes a Community Interest Company. Marianne and men without grey suits form the board, and legendary drummer Bill Bruford agrees to become the first patron of Guildford Jazz. Friends’ membership scheme is introduced
2020: The inaugural weekend-long Guildford Jazz Festival is planned….and postponed to 2021 as the country enters lockdown. A timely article here from Seb Scotney of London Jazz News about the precarious nature of the British Jazz scene.
2022: Guildford Jazz wins an Arts Council grant to run BEAT: a series of gigs and workshops designed to introduce a younger audience to the jazz scene.
2023: Following the success of the BEAT programme at the Boileroom, a follow up second series starts in the Autumn, plus some new Friday night gigs at The Stoke in addition to the regular programme at the Pavilion, plus a number of other concerts during the year at G Live, Watts Gallery, Cranleigh Arts Centre, and summer charity events at Guildford Castle, Clandon High Estates, Loseley Park and of course Wood Street Jazz Festival.
All that jazz and Philanthropy
Guildford Jazz is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company and part of our objectives are to support educational and development opportunities and social and local charitable fund-raising events. Since 2011 we have raised nearly £120,000 for local charities, and we have close links with the Cheryl King (Hirst) Trust which provides funding to inspire and enable children to have music lessons who would not otherwise be able to afford to do so.
We recently became the first arts sector corporate ambassador of Guildford Philanthropy which works with local people disadvantaged by disability, mental illness, poor education or caring responsibilities.
FAQS
Address and directions
The Guildford Cricket Club Pavilion is our regular venue for our monthly jazz nights. We also hold events at a number of other venues – address, details, parking etc. for each venue are detailed for each event.
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PREVIOUS GUESTS
Our first jazz night was in the Cavern back in March 2011. Since then we have had the great pleasure in inviting the following artists to Guildford:
2023
The Cricket Club Pavilion
John Etheridge and Vimala Rowe with Peter Whittaker and George Double
Jazz Samba! with Mark Crooks, Nigel Price and Demi Garcia
Alex Clarke with Clark Tracey
Celebrating Gerry Mulligan with Mick Foster, Paul Higgs , Rob Barron , Tristan Mailliot
Louise Balkwill
Kate Williams with Mike Outram and Matt Fishwick
Wendy Kirkland with Roger Beaujolais, Pat Sprakes, Alex Eberhard
O’Higgins and Luft
Allison Neale with Alex Bryson and Matt Fishwick
Fraser Smith with Rob Barron and Steve Brown
Randolph Matthews and Nicolas Meier with Demi Garcia
Alan Barnes and Phil de Greg
Mark Armstrong with Gareth Williams and Clark Tracey
Iain Ballamy
Holy Trinity Church
Acoustic Triangle with Tim Garland, Gwilym Simcock, Malcolm Creese
G-Live
Ellington’s Sacred Concert with Vivace Chorus
University of Surrey PATS
100 Years of Jazz - James Pearson with Jeremy Brown and George Double
Kirk Lightsey with Alex Hitchcock, Steve Watts, Sangoma Everett
The Boileroom
Yolanda Charles
Xhosa Cole
Mark Kavuma’s Banger Factory
Tom Ford
Patrick Hayes Crusaders
The Stoke
Dave Lewis with Robin Aspland, Lloyd Haines
Watts Gallery
Celebrating Women in Jazz with Hannah Horton, Laura Impallomeni, Wendy Kirkland, Suzanne Cross
Loseley Jazz in the Park
Latin Jazz with Raul D’Olivera, Josephine Davies, Terry Seabrook, Sam Glasson
Cranleigh Arts Centre
The Jazz of Dudley with Chris Ingham, Paul Higgs, George Double
Wood Street Jazz Festival
Pete Long and Ryan Quigley with Sam Watts and Rod Youngs
Stefan Redtenbacher’s Funkestra
Somethin’ Else Big Band
Noah Chiari Quintet
Emily Windham Quartet
Guildford Castle
The Wonder of Stevie with Derek Nash and Noel McCalla
Christmas at St John's
Claire Martin with Rob Barron, Jeremy Brown and Mark Taylor
2022
The Cricket Club Pavilion
Davison Hemstock Quintet
Julian Costello
Steve Waterman & Karen Sharp with Nick and Felix Weldon
Tristan Mailliot with Tom Ridout, Flo Moore, Chris Eldred
Philip Clouts with Sam Eagles, Ted Carassco
Quentin Collins with Alex Garnett, Ross Stanley, Matt Home
Dennis Rollins Funky-Funk
Mark Nightingale with Martin Shaw, Dave Newton, Matt Skelton
Pete Oxley and Nicolas Meier with Paul Cavaciuti
Ola Onabule with Nicolas Meier
Alan Barnes with Robin Aspland, Alfonso Vitale
Andrea Vicari Jazz Ambassadors
Jo Harrop with Nigel Price, Alex Eberhard
Brandon Allen with Will Barry, Arnie Somogyi, Shaney Forbes
Simon Spillett and Pete Long with Rob Barron, Peter Cater
Heads South with John Harriman, Steve Waterman , Buster Birch, Chico Martell
University of Surrey PATS
David Newton and Euan Stevenson
Pete Churchill with Nikki Iles, Julian Nicholas, Steve Brown
The Yvonne Arnaud
Imogen Ryall with Julian Nicholas, Tobie Carpenter, Martin Pyne
Martin Pyne Quartet Album Launch
Cranleigh Arts Centre
Sara Dowling with Ross Stanley, Steve Brown
Christmas at St John's
Georgina Jackson
2021
Christmas at St John's
Polly Gibbons with James Pearson, George Double
University of Surrey PATS
Tim Garland with Jason Rebello
The Cricket Club Pavilion
Georgia Mancio with Kate Williams, Dave Ohm
Nicolas Meier with Demi Garcia, Kevin Glasgow, Richard Jones
Art Themen with Pete Whitakker, George Double
Lizzie Ball with Nicolas Meier, Demi Garcia
Enrico Tomasso with John Pearce, Bobby Worth
Alan Barnes, Steve Waterman , Mark Nightingale, Gareth Williams, Clark Tracey
St Mary's Church
ARQ with Alison Rayner, Deidre Cartwright, Dianne McLoughlin, Steve Lodder, Buster Birch
Gabriel Latchin with Dario di Lecce, Josh Morrison
Livestream from the Boileroom
Alan Barnes with Dave Newton, Marianne Windham, Matt Home
Trish Clowes with Ross Stanley, James Maddren, Chris Montague
Freddie Gavita with Tom Cawley, Tom Farmer, Chris Higginbottom
Derek Nash with Graham Harvey, Marianne Windham, George Double
Clark Tracey with Simon Allen, Bruce Boardman, Andrew Cleyndert
Vasilis Xenopoulos with Nigel Price, Dario Di Lecce, Winston Clifford
Judith & Dave O'Higgins with Graham Harvey, Marianne Windham, Sebastiaan de Krom
Jazz and Wine Tasting at Greyfriars Vineyard
Tony Woods and Nicolas Meier
Guildford Castle
Derek Nash's Picante Latin Band
Jazz in the Garden at the Yvonne Arnaud
Zoe Francis with Jim Mullen, Gareth Williams, Marianne Windham
Loseley Park
Sara Dowling with Gabriel Latchin, Steve Brown
Farnham Big Band
Wood Street Jazz Festival
Dennis Rollins with Ross Stanley, Luca Caruso
Louise Clare Marshall
Stuart Henderson with Ollie Weston, Tom Berge, Ralph Mizraki, Simon Price
Somethin' Else Big Band
2020
The Rugby Club Pavilion
Martin Speake and Alyson Cawley with Colin Oxley and Matt Fishwick
Pete Long and Simon Spillett with Rob Barron, and Chris Draper
Watts Gallery
Enrico Tomasso with Colin Good and Martin Wheatley
Jazz Cafe at the Electric Theatre
Laura Zakian with Paul Bartholomew, Steve Lodder, Nic France and Martin Pyne
Alice Leggett with David Beebee, Alex Eberhard
The Cricket Club Pavilion
Ed Jones with Kate Williams, Jon Scott
Raul d'Olivera with Terry Seabrook, Tristan Banks
Allison Neale with Colin Oxley, Matt Fishwick
St Mary's Church
Eriko Ishihara with Colin Oxley , Steve Brown
Livestream from the Boileroom
Dave Lewis with Robin Aspland, Lloyd Haines
Liz Fletcher with Nigel Price, Darren Beckett
Jazz in the Garden at the Yvonne Arnaud
Alan Barnes with Nigel Price and Marianne Windham
Christmas Concert at St John's
Gabrielle Ducomble with Nicolas Meier, Richard Jones, Demi Garcia
2019
The Pavilion
Tim Whitehead with John Turville and Milo Fell
Jim Mullen and Zoe Francis with Ross Stanley and Steve Brown
Moscow Drug Club
Chris Biscoe and Allison Neale with Colin Oxley and Matt Fishwick
Freddie Gavita and Alex Garnett with Rob Barron and Chris Higginbottom
Matt Wates with Sam Mayne, Steve Fishwick, Leon Greening and Matt Skelton
HONK! with Tony Woods, Alan Yates, Simon Cook, Russell Jarrett, Marianne Windham, Martin Pyne
Jazz Cafe at the Electric Theatre
Latin Night with Raoul d'Olivera , Terry Seabrook, Marianne Windham, Tristan Banks
Sue Richardson with Neil Richardson and Rod Youngs
Tony Woods with Terence Colie and Winston Clifford
Sara Dowling with Nigel Price and Steve Brown
Gabriel Latchin with Steve Fishwick, Sam Braysher, Josh Morrison
Sheryl Bailey with David Gordon and Paul Cavaciuiti
Jazz in the Park at Loseley
Mark Bassey and Karen Sharp with Terry Seabrook, Marianne Windham and Alex Eberhard
Wood Street Jazz Festival
Alan Barnes, Bruce Adams, Robin Aspland, Clark Tracey, Simon Allen, Tom Cawley, Laurence Cottle, Jack Thomas, Georgia Mancio
2018
St John’s Church
“A Christmas Carol” with Alan Barnes Octet at St John’s, Farncombe
Electric Theatre Jazz Cafe
Jacqui Hicks and Martin Shaw with David Beebee and Martin Pyne at the Jazz Cafe
Alan Barnes and Phil DeGreg with Nat Steele at the Jazz Cafe
Pete Oxley and Nic Meier
Stan Sulzmann with Kate Williams and Dave Ingamells
Paul Higgs, Chris Ingham and George Double
Derek Nash with Graham Harvey and Alex Eberhard
Alex Curtis Quartet
Gareth Williams with Martin France
Craig Milverton with Dominic Ashworth and Nick Millward
Art Themen with David Beebee and Martin Pyne
Jimmy Hastings with John Pearce and Trevor Tomkins
Anita Wardell with Robin Aspland and Steve Brown
The Pavilion
Karen Sharp and Steve Waterman with Gareth Williams
Ben Holder and Julian Stringle with Russell Jarrett and Alex Eberhard
Vasilis Xenopoulos and Nigel Price with Steve Brown
Loire Funk All Stars
Iain Ballamy with Rob Luft and Conor Chaplin
Martin Shaw and Mark Nightingale with Dave Newton and Seb de Krom
Dave Lewis with Robin Aspland and Frank Tontoh
Jim Mullen and Zoe Francis with Kate Williams and Alex Eberhard
Jim Mullen and Zoe Francis with Kate Williams and Alex Eberhard
Chris Allard and Freddie Gavita with Ross Stanley and John Blease
Wood Street Jazz Festival
Sara Dowling , Mark Crooks, Gabriel Latchin, Steve Brown, Pete Roth and Giorgio Serci, and the Somethin’ Else Big Band with Nigel Price and Andy Cleyndert
Jazz in the Park at Loseley
Pete Long, Robin Aspland, Anthony Kerr, Ed Richardson, and the Farnham Big Band with Gabriel Garrick
2017
December
Christmas Concert with Joanna Eden, Mark Crooks , Chris Ingham and George Double at St John’s, Farncombe
Enrico Tomasso with John Pearce and Bobby Worth at the Jazz Cafe
November
Sue Richardson with Andy Panayi, at the Pavilion
Josephine Davies with John Turville and Paul Clarvis at the Jazz Cafe
October
Glen Manby and Steve Waterman with Leon Greening and Matt Home at the Pavilion
Duncan Lamont with Jenny Howe, John Crawford, Pete Callard and Phil Hopkins at the Jazz Cafe
September
Vasilis Xenopoulos and Nigel Price with Steve Brown at the Pavilion
Ken Peplowski with Craig Milverton and Nick Millward at the Jazz Cafe
August
Lee Goodall with David Beebee and Alex Eberhard at the Jazz Cafe
Jazz in the Park with Joanna Eden, Chris Ingham, Paul Higgs and George Double
July
Mark Armstrong Quintet at the Pavilion
Fini Bearman with Tom Cawley and Dave Hamblett at the Jazz Cafe
Wood Street Jazz Festival with Byron Wallen, Tony Kofi, Leon Greening and Nat Steele, and Jacqui Hicks
June
Moscow Drug Club at the Pavilion
Martin Shaw with Dave Newton and Sebastiaan de Krom at the Jazz Cafe
May
Nigel Price with Emiliano Caroselli and Marianne Windham at the Pavilion
Jo Fooks with John Harriman and Buster Birch at the Jazz Cafe
April
Dave and Judith O’Higgins with David Beebee and Alex Eberhard at the Pavilion
Pete Oxley and Nicolas Meier with Paul Cavaciuti at the Jazz Cafe
March
Derek Nash with Graham Harvey and Clark Tracey at the Pavilion
Sarah Dowling with Gabriel Latchin and Steve Brown at the Jazz Cafe
February
Art Themen with Robin Aspland and Trevor Tomkins at the Pavilion
Chris Ingham’s Dudley Moore tribute with Paul Higgs (trumpet) and George Double (drums) at the Jazz Cafe
January
Loire Funk All Stars at the Pavilion
Geoff Simkins with Gareth Williams and Nat Steele at the Jazz Cafe
2016
December
Alan Barnes with David Beebee and Nat Steele at the Jazz Cafe
November
Bryon Wallen with Simon Cook and Martin Pyne at the Pavilion
Alex and Tom Ridout with Mark Ridout and Martin Pyne at the Jazz Cafe
October
Phil Hopkins tribute to Toots with Jonathan Gee and Martin France at the Pavilion
Sarah Moule at the Jazz Cafe
September
Mark Crooks with Colin Oxley, Gabriel Latchin, Matt Skelton at the Pavilion (Photos)
Steve Waterman with Anthony Kerr at the Jazz Cafe (photos)
August
Duncan Lamont Senior and Junior with John Pearce, Dave May and Jenny Howe at the Jazz Cafe (photos)
Digby Fairweather and Julian Marc Stringle with David Beebee and Martin Pyne , and the George Abbott School Big Band, at Jazz at the Park in Loseley Park (photos)
July
Mark Bassey and Karen Sharp with Steve Brown and Robin Aspland, Melissa James, and the Somethin’ Else Big Band, at the 2016 Wood Street Jazz Festival (photosphotos)
Georgia Mancio with Colin Oxley at the Jazz Cafe
Jeanette Mason with Sam Mayne and Matt Skelton at the Pavilion (photos)
June
Simon Allen with Gareth Williams and Simon Price at the Jazz Cafe
Georgina Jackson with Chris Ingham and George Double at the Pavilion
May
Andy Panayi and Mark Nightingale with Terence Collie and Alex Eberhard
Karen Street Quartet
April
Clark Tracey Quintet
Simon Spillett with Rick Simpson and Spike Wells
Karen Sharp with Mark Ridout and Martin Pyne
March
Tina May with Nikki Iles and Steve Brown (Guildford Spring Music Festival)
Alan Barnes with Russell Jarrett and Martin Pyne
February
Dave O’Higgins with John Elliott and Alex Eberhard
Mark Lockheart with Sam Leak and Martin France
January
Laura Zakian with Steve Lodder, Simon Thorpe and Martin Pyne
Latin Night with Mark Nightingale, Martin Shaw, Rob Barron, Flo Moore and Tristan Mailliot
2015
December
Mark Bassey with David Beebee and Noel Joyce
November
Art Themen with Robin Aspland and Martin Pyne
Andy Cleyndert Quartet
October
Brigitte Beraha with Gareth Williams and Martin Pyne
Robert Fowler with Mark Ridout and Steve Brown
September
Matt Wates Sextet
Martin Speak with Mike Outram and Jeff Wiliams
The Session (August)
Alan Barnes with Liam Noble and Paul Clarvis (July)
Chris Batchelor with Gareth Williams and Clark Tracey (June)
Alex Garnett with Mike Gorman and Trsitan Mailliot (May)
Trudy Kerr with Andrea Vicari and Sebastiaan De Krom (May)
Mark Nightingale Quintet (April)
Jo Fooks with Dominic Ashworth and Buster Birch (April)
Paul Booth with Mike Gorman, Andy Cleyndert and Matt Skelton (March)
Tim Whitehead Quartet (March)
Steve Waterman Big Band (March)
Karen Sharp with Mark Rideout and Steve Brown (February)
Jimmy Hastings with John Horler and Trevor Tomkins (February)
Vasilis Xenopoulos/Steve Fishwick Quintet (January)
Laura Zakian with Steve Lodder and Martin Pyne (January)
2014
Alison Rayner Quintet (December)
Julian Arguelles Quartet (November)
Martin Shaw with Robin Aspland and Sebastiaan de Krom (October)
Alan Barnes and Tony Kofi with John Turville and Rod Youngs (Sept)
Anita Wardell with Robin Aspland and Steve Brown (Sept)
Jim Mullen with Cheryl King, Matt Skelton and Martin Pyne (August)
Vasilis Xenopoulos with Nigel Price and Josh Morrison (July)
Iain Ballamy with Kit Downes, Conor Chaplin and Tim Giles (July)
John Etheridge with Asaf Sirkis (June)
Julian Costello with David Beebee and Milo Fell (June)
Mark Crooks with Colin Oxley and Matt Skelton (May)
Chris Biscoe with Kate Williams and Stu Butterfield (May)
Jacqui Hicks with Martin Shaw, John Elliott and Tristan Mailliot (April)
Geoff Simkins with Gareth Williams, Martin France (April)
Steve Waterman with John Donaldson, Spike Wells (March)
Tim Whitehead, with John Turville, Winston Clifford (February)
Art Themen with Cheryl King, Martin Pyne (February)
Tony Kofi, with Rod Youngs, Cheryl King (January)
Laura Jurd with Andrea Vicari (January)
2013
The Cavern
Dave O’Higgins, Gareth Lockrane with Mike Gorman, Tristan Mailliot (December)
Carlos Lopez-Real with Justin Quinn, Martin Pyne (December)
Alan Barnes, Bruce Adams, with Dave Newton, Matt Home and Cheryl King (November)
Benn Clatworthy with John Donaldson, Matt Home (November)
Allison Neale with Colin Oxley, Steve Brown (November)
Mornington Lockett with John Critchinson, Dave Barry (October)
Simon Allen with John Dickson, George Hart(October)
Jim Mullen Organ Trio (September)
Georgia Mancio with Nigel Price, Julie Walkington (September)
Vasilis Xenopoulos with Nigel Price, Rod Youngs (July)
Iain Ballamy with Gareth Williams, Martin France (June)
Karen Sharp with Dominic Ashworth, Buster Birch (June)
Mark Lockheart with Malcolm Edmonstone, Paul Clarvis (May)
Martin Shaw with Chris Allard, Martin Pyne (May)
Anita Wardell with Robin Aspland, Olly Hayhurst, Tristan Mailliot (April)
Tony Woods with Martin Pyne, Trevor Davies (April)
Mark Nightingale with John Elliott, Chris Wilcox (March)
Simon Allen, Quentin Collins with John Dickson, Seb Guard (March)
Brigitte Beraha with Ross Stanley, Martin Pyne, Cheryl King (February)
Bobby Wellins with Barry Green, Andy Cleyndert, Dave Wickins (February)
Dave O’Higgins with John Elliott, Rod Youngs (January)
Gareth Lockrane with Gabriel Latchin, Paul Clarvis (January)
2012
The Cavern
Alan Barnes, Art Themen with John Donaldson, Matt Home (December)
Henry Armburg-Jennings with Leon Greening, Steve Brown (November)
Jim Hart with Cheryl King, Jon Scott (October)
Alex Garnett with Robin Aspland, Josh Morrison (Sept)
Martin Shaw with John Elliott, Dave Ingamells (July)
Jim Mullen with Mike Gorman, Noel Joyce (June)
Art Themen with Paul Clarvis, Malcolm Edmonstone (May)
Anita Wardell with Robin Aspland, Tristan Mailliot (April)
Alan Barnes with Dave Newton, Jon Scott (March)
Gareth Lockrane with John Elliott, Dave Ingemalls (February)
Simon Allen with Barry Green, Jon Scott (January)
2011
The Cavern
Vasilis Xenopoulos with Nigel Price, Noel Joyce
Abram Wilson
Dave Newton
Stan Sulzmann with John Elliott, Dave Ingamells
Henry Lowther
Matt Wates
Nigel Price
Vasilis Xenopoulos
Mark Nightingale with Caroline Cooper, Tom Fyfe