Lund plays re imagined covers and some of our own creations from what we call our ‘Collected Tales’, a couple of tales are spoken word/beat poetry and rock, dub style songs.

Sarah P vocals  Ann Day drums/perc  Deirdre Cartwright guitar

Patti Smith meets early Zepp/Zappa in Studio one Kingston

HACKNEY UNITED SERVICES CLUB LTD
69 POWERSCROFT ROAD,
LONDON, E5 0PT

9pm £5

Lund? Re imagined covers and originals from what we call our ‘Collected Tales’, a couple of tunes are spoken word/beat poetry and rock, dub style songs.

Sarah P vocals  Ann Day drums/perc  Deirdre Cartwright guitar&loops

Patti Smith meets early Zepp/Zappa in Studio one Kingston

The Mascara Bar
72 Stamford Hill
Stoke Newington
N16 6XS

Just opposite Morrisons and a couple of minutes from Stokey BR station

Doors 8pm Music 9pm
£5

Deirdre Cartwright and Kathy Dyson – guitars. We’re playing in Morecambe but where? what time?

More details to follow…

Emily Remembered invokes the spirit of the late great New York jazz guitarist Emily Remler, who died of heart failure at the age of 32 in 1990. Their two distinctive voices on the guitar create an intimate guitar sound performing swing, bossa and bop arranged and written by Remler, as well as their own compositions and jazz standards. The duo’s first album was released earlier this year,

“Their interplay (particularly striking on the album’s closer, ‘Whirligig’) is a delight throughout a varied and consistently entertaining set.”
Chris Parker

“Kathy Dyson and Deirdre Cartwright are both superb players albeit with contrasting styles that, nevertheless, complement each other perfectly. “All The Things You Are” reminded me of MJQ. The interplay between the guitars could have been created by Milt Jackson & John Lewis – that’s how good it was.”
Lance Liddle, Newcastle gig review

Deirdre Cartwright and Kathy Dyson – guitars. We’re playing in York at The Phoenix with guitarist
Al Morrisson and superb local rhythm section.

More details to follow…

Emily Remembered invokes the spirit of the late great New York jazz guitarist Emily Remler, who died of heart failure at the age of 32 in 1990. Their two distinctive voices on the guitar create an intimate guitar sound performing swing, bossa and bop arranged and written by Remler, as well as their own compositions and jazz standards. The duo’s first album was released earlier this year,

“Their interplay (particularly striking on the album’s closer, ‘Whirligig’) is a delight throughout a varied and consistently entertaining set.”
Chris Parker

“Kathy Dyson and Deirdre Cartwright are both superb players albeit with contrasting styles that, nevertheless, complement each other perfectly. “All The Things You Are” reminded me of MJQ. The interplay between the guitars could have been created by Milt Jackson & John Lewis – that’s how good it was.”
Lance Liddle, Newcastle gig review