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Sutton
Jazz Club was formed by Pat
and Neville Dickie in 1989 and originally ran as a weekly Jazz
Club. In 1995 the Club switched to monthly sessions and has never looked
back.
The Club is devoted to Traditional and
Mainstream Jazz and
has a resident trio comprising Neville
Dickie (piano), Terry
Lewis (bass), who
replaces Micky Ashman, and
Norman Davey (drums). Top class musicians from the United States,
Europe, Australia and, of course, Great Britain, join them each month.
The Club is renowned for its relaxed and
friendly atmosphere - all the finest musicians love to play at
this wonderful venue.
Sutton Jazz
Club was as famous for its large tasty buffet as it is for its music.
The customers actually arranged to have their Sunday lunch early to
leave room for Neville's famous prawn
vol-au-vents. However, the buffet has now been replaced by
a wide choice of hot food, such as fish, chicken, pastie,
meat pie, saveloy, or vegeburger,
all served with chips.
Pat
and
Neville are great animal lovers and the Club is
associated with various animal charities and has raised enough money to
buy two Guide Dogs For The Blind.
It also sponsors two dogs through the NCDL
and each month the Club members do their bit by bringing tins of pet food, which are
delivered to London Wildcare |
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