Paul has a new project ISH, with a gig at he PLAZA Suite of The STAG Theatre, Sevenoaks on Friday 27 January.
"ISH, are anew guitar, bass and drums trio focus on a kind of jazzy jam band approach. They take varied, diverse, but well known material and use it as a loose framework for improvisation and experimentation. The band's influences range from The Meters to Medeski Martin and Wood, Led Zeppelin to The Aphex Twin, and The Miles Davis recording "Bitches Brew"."
He is a video of Paul playing solo at The Mick Jagger Centre ar suport for 10cc ...
The Hawth Trio Concert on 15 April was great. The volcanic ash prevented the booked bass player getting to the gig, but Arturo Meneses, a Uruguayan friend of percussionist Andres Ticino stood in. In fact he danced in, and added plenty of movement to his fine playing
Dude,I knew the minute I heard your keyboard solo in Paul Tuckers garage you would go far in your chosen profession!
p.s got some better photos up in the attic, if you need them.............
Hey Paul! - Amrit here, please get in touch with me thru me websiet www.amritsond.com - been a long time and it would be GREAT to catch up!... I'll be ordering your new CD next week!!
Cheers!!
My Wife and I were recently dining at the KFC restaurant in Chiswick when we heard some excellent music through the sound-system. After, we enquired to the Manager, to it's origin, we discovered it was selected tracks from your new cd 'Bum and Bi' I will most definately making a purchase.
Hello there Paul, I was browsing the net and came across your website. Nice. Have you thought of adding any Django tunes to your setlist? It would be very interesting to see what you could do with them. I could imagine you would try to fit a bassline with the melody going at the same time. It would be a refreshing break to hear all the classics played this way. I think I've got Martin Taylor doing a version of Nuages on solo guitar. It's quiet a treat to hear this version. I can burn you a copy off if you want to contact me through my website. See you sometime.
Wonderful solo set at Waterfront jazz festival Chatham. Thanks for inspiring me
with your technique, style and varied choice
of songs I can honestly say that there was'nt
anything you played that I did'nt like
Hello Paul, Remember me? anyway I'm putting together an 'art'/'world' band , and I think you might be interested in collaborating when you see whose in the group. We got Neil Sherring on drums, Pat Healy doubling on percussion, Gary O'hara and Michael Liddel form the brass section. Phil Walters was an obvious choice for bass. So how about it? an offer like this doesn't crop up too often. The finances will be to your liking, first gig's booked in July , plenty of time for rehearsals. The venue's Winton Libral Club, good audience expected. The group's called 'OFFSHORE STRUCTURES'.
from Times Square, New York wrote the following message:
Hi Paul from The Big Apple. I have just been to see Les Paul play at The Iridium Club. Les Paul is 90 this year. He tells great stories and has lots of guests to carry him thru the set. One of the guests was our good friend acoustic guitarist Muriel Anderson - its a small world. See you at The Grey Lady on Friday 20th May.
from Dorset guitar and flute circle wrote the following message:
I was spell-bound, the final set at Seven-oaks left us all enthralled. Even I, the most stern of all reviewers for Classical Guitarist Magazine, could not find fault with the deftness and virtuosity of your playing. However, I did notice a small imperfection in your nail filing which inadvertently affected the tone of the 47th note of 'Sunstep'. I hope I don't appear to be too picky. Also,I couldn't help but notice the Woman in the front on the left, was wearing stockings.