As well as being the jazz critic for the Age newspaper for close to 20 years, Adrian Jackson is best known as the artistic director for the Melbourne International Jazz Festival , the Stonnington Jazz Festival and notably until 2016 the first 27 Wangaratta Jazz & Blues Festivals.
Adrian requires expensive surgery in the near future and the Jazz & Blues communities are joining together to return some of the support that Adrian has given to music over the last forty years.
At the Jazzlab , 27 Leslie Street, Brunswick, a fundraiser co-hosted by Jazzlab and the Melbourne Jazz Co-Op will be held on Sunday the 19th of November between 7.00pm & 11.00 pm featuring the Julien Wilson Trio ( with Stephen Magnussen & Steve Grant ), Andrea Keller, Michelle Nicole, Tony Gould, Nichaud Fitzgibbon, Bob Sedergreen, Sam Keevers, Scott Tinkler, Ronny Ferella, Tamara Murphy , Eugene Ball, Sam Anning, Mirko Guerrini and Ilaria Crociani amongst others. Entry $25.00 or $20.00 concessions. Ticket sales at jazzlab.com.
On Sunday the 26th of November a Blues Benefit will be held for Adrian thanks to MBAS between 3.00 pm & 11.00 pm at the Flemington – Kensington Bowling Club , 407 Racecourse Road , Flemington 3031. Further details at mbas.org.au.
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If you have a bank account for donations, I will happily contribute.
Living in the Philippines, reading your news letters and imagining the music is usually the best I can do re Oz jazz.
If necessary Herb Jennings, the saucy trombonist from Ballarat will probably verify that I’m unlikely to use your account details to commit robbery.
I see that Steve Grant is playing on the big day. Twenty-five years ago, before I left Oz, I recall seeing him perform dazzling duets in Ballarat with a young blond clarinetist, name unfortunately forgotten. Sensational.
Always reckoned they should have released a CD. Would appreciate any info of what those guys do these days.