The James Harris All Stars Special Guests playing Jazz / Funk / Blues! The unofficial start to DMF James Harris has been playing saxophone professionally for over 20 years, he is one of the most booked sax players in the South West and is well sought after for all genres in his field. He was a Young Jazz Musician finalist for 2 years running and has played with Jools Holland and Pee Wee Ellis of James Brown/Van Morrison fame. He has a wealth of experience playing throughout the UK and is able to adapt to all genres with passion for each of them. His connection with other musicians and DJ's is effortless and creates an infectious energy around the dance floor. James never disappoints and has a totally captivating style to his playing. James will be joined with a host of fantastic musicians to get to in the mood for an amazing weekend of live music
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With a voice and perspective that seems beyond his 27 years, and a collection of honest, heart felt songs that mirror and connect with an audience, Paul Armer is an Americana singer-songwriter that deserves to be heard. Taking inspiration from the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Billy Strings, Johnny Cash and Sturgill Simpson, his sound resides where these influences meet.
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Urban folk music from Barcelona - a musical culture clash, breaking boundaries of genre with urban folk sounds of foot stomping' sing along tunes, fiery percussion, tap dance beats & a bundle of positive vibes! Founded on the back streets of Barcelona & influenced by old skull folk & hip hop sounds, alternative rock, experimental & dance music.
"bonkers, unique, insane, odd & fantastic combination" - the only play is Essex "urban & cool" - BBC Essex "a powerhouse of a duo" - BBC introducing |
Ross Kelly is back this June for Acoustic foot-tapping sing-a-long Soul, Blues, Rock, Pop, Reggae and Folk Music from an experienced front man. Playing covers from the likes of Marvin Gaye, Eric Clapton, Ben E King, the Beatles, Otis Redding, Paul Simon, Al Green, Bob Marley, Paul Weller, Van Morrison, Ray Charles and more...
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DOLLY DIAMOND is a much-loved personality who is originally from the UK and who has proudly called Australia home since 2009. Dolly is back in the U.K and ready for a night of intimate cabaret comedy at Bar 1620. “I’ve been spending quite a bit of time in Dartmouth, I know a few of the locals. I can’t wait to perform here again, and I take no prisoners, so buckle up. It’s a family show but absolutely no children allowed!”
Reviews: "She's the master” - Weekend Notes “A side-hurting, tear-inducing (the good kind), cracking night out.” - Theatre People “Diamond is truly a master of improvisation, spitting out sassy comments quicker than a popcorn machine.” - Stage Whispers TICKETS - £10 per person With an additional suggested donation of £10 to the LGBTQ Dartmouth Charity |
A fabulous jazz duo new to the 1620 stage. Craig Milverton, a regular with Digby Fairweather and his half dozen plus accompaniest to blues singer George Melly, frequents one of the worlds most famous Jazz clubs - Ronnie Scott's. Ash Milverton - At 24 Eleisha May has performed at many Jazz venues and festivals with The Milverton Legacy Band and many more jazz musicians she is blessed with a powerful, smokey voice which is perfect for the Jazz & soul genre. We look forward to an amazing night of jazz with our new super talented duo.
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Sam Fearon is a 27 year old singer/songwriter, he is a gifted and accomplished guitarist with a soulful voice and great stage presence. Sam uses his loop pedal to create a wall of sound to make his performance varied and eclectic appealing to a wide range of audiences. He also plays very unique covers in his set, putting his own style on some classics. Sam writes a lot of his own material and has recently been played on radio 2! He is a rising young talent, someone to watch and not to be missed!
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Bert Miller is eccentric, theatrical, and brilliantly funny – his off the cuff speeches and animated facial expressions often have everyone in stitches. He has the musical ability to be both sweet and delicate and then surprisingly raucous and high energy.
Playing his own take on Popular, Country and Folk classics from the 60’s and 70’s. Plus some crazy and charming original tunes! |
Andy Quick is an eclectic songwriter and laid back storyteller who has played countless festivals nationally. Andy hits the stage with a soaring voice, shimmering guitar, a thumping foot stomper & a lively bunch of anthems hand picked from 13 years of inspired songwriting.
“Infectious music, spellbinding musicianship...a great night out” - MNPR Magazine "A soul punch of indie roots n blues. Exceptional pedigree! 10/10" - Ireland's Unsigned & Independent |
Love Jazz? Love cocktails? Join us at Bar 1620 for a bravura display of contemporary saxophone with the Martin Dale Quartet. They are BACK! So join us at Bar 1620, a stylish, laid back cocktail bar in the heart of historic Dartmouth, Devon, on Thursday 12th September from 7.30pm to enjoy the talents the Martin Dale Quartet. A wonderful evening awaits. Martin Dale is one of the most popular saxophonists in the South West. He runs his own quartet and appears regularly as a guest soloist. He was a member of the John Burch Octet, taking the tenor sax position when Dick Morrissey became ill, and is also a member of the London based group “Sax Appeal” and "Jack Bruce Blues Experience". He has worked on the Q.E.2 as lead alto player, backing such artists as Neil Sedaka, Petula Clark, and Tom Jones. Martin’s Plymouth based band has worked with Jim Mullen, Roy Williams, Derek Nash, Dick Pearce, Bruce Adams, Digby Fairweather and the highly acclaimed Peter King to name but a few. Martin has also worked with the 2008 X Factor winner, Alexandra Burke. He has recorded for the BBC on radio and television sound tracks. To date he has released 8CDs which have been played on both Radio 2,3 and Jazz FM. Martin makes regular appearances at UK Jazz festivals, where he has performed with Lee Gibson, Alan Barnes, and Mark Nightingale.
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