GLG (Greg Lloyd Group) play JJ Symth's

GLG (Greg Lloyd Group) play JJ Symth's

Thursday, 23 February 2017, 8.30pm

The music is instrumental World Jazz, blues, classical, rock and funk all mixed up into a piano trio format inspired by the music of Avishai Cohen, Esbjorn Svensson Trio (EST), Pat Metheny Group and by Greg’s time working on the film ‘El Gusto’ with Damon Albarn (Blur, Gorillaz), an award-winning film about the lost ‘Chaabi’ music of Northern Africa.

The GLG debut CD ‘Long Way Home’ has received rave reviews and radio play here and abroad, including Japan and Australia where the group is starting to make new waves.

Joining Greg on the night is Kevin Brady (drums) and Dave Redmond (bass). Expect a high-energy night of diversity and originality from this fine group as they perform new and old compositions in preparation for the groups new album.

 Here’s what the critic’s are saying..

 “An astonishing jazz pianist.” Tom Cahill – Totally Dublin.

 

“..a ruminative, mellow texture reminiscent of the Tord Gustavson Trio” Paddy Kehoe - RTE Ten.

 

“ Imaginative changes…impressive quality..” John Shand – Sydney Morning Herald.

 

“ There is a rare quality about the music” Takashi Yamamoto – Japan Disk Union.

 

“..one of the outstanding Irish Jazz Lps of recent years” Ed Power - Irish Independent.

 

“piano solos are imaginative and richly varied” Grainne Farren - Irish Independent.

 

GLG will perform at JJ’s on Thursday 23/2/17 . Doors 8.30pm. Tickets €10.

Come see what all the fuss it about. A gig not to be missed!

To hear some tunes and get more information: www.greglloydmusic.com

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Published by greglloydmusic on 2 February 2017

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