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Home Brew of local jazz crew

It will be Noosa’s best night out when the Noosa Jazz Club presents its first show for 2019, Home Brew at The J Theatre, Noosa Junction on 16 February.

The collective of jazz players showcases some outstanding local musicians including John Withers who’s music career spans a lifetime of playing.

Joining him will be leader, famed Rod Mason, the amazing drummer Jimmy Garthforth and equally amazing reeds player Peter Allen.

There will be some staunch local band members as well, including Greg Garrett who has been playing at the Noosa Jazz Club since the 90’s and is now regarded as a local. An accomplished musician Greg will be featured on his alternate instrument and playing drums. Paul Williams is a long time supporter of the club and now from Peregian Beach who has been an Australian and International performer his whole life.

Check a few of your jazz recordings of Bob Barnard and Tom Baker from Sydney and you will most likely find Paul credited there. Talented trumpet player Garry Buckley is a new local addition. Garry hails from Buderim and is a multi instrumentalist with a fine voice so expect a few songs as well. Jo Bloomfield is one of Australia’s most talented pianists and although from the north side of Brisbane she appears regularly each year. The local sousaphone player is in it too. so come along – It’s a must do.There will be dancing and a budget bar. Members $25, guests $30.

For more information phone 5447 2229.

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