The Termite Club
The Termite Club was an initiative and is a venue for jazz and improvisation music in Leeds .
history
The Termite Club was founded in 1983 in Leeds u. a. Founded by Alan Wilkinson , Paul Hession , Paul Buckton and John McMillan , and made a huge impact on the experimental music scene in the city through 2010, The Wire wrote . The initiative acted as a promoter of experimental concerts; Initially, the Adelphi was often used as the venue.
As part of the Termite Club , concert recordings have been made since 1987. a. by Tony Oxley , Fred Frith , Paul Hession, Frode Gjerstad , Lol Coxhill and Simon H. Fell . After the end of the initiative in 2010, the Termite Club was reactivated in 2015 at a new location (161 Woodhouse Lane).
Discographic notes
- Lol Coxhill / George Haslam / Paul Hession / Paul Rutherford / Simon H. Fell : Termite One (Bruce's Fingers, 1990)
- Paul Hession / Alan Wilkinson / Simon H. Fell & Paul Buckton / John McMillan / Simon H. Fell: Termite Two (Bruce's Fingers, 1990)
- Simon H. Fell: Music for 10 (0) ( Leo Lab , 1995)
- Frode Gjerstad / Nick Stephens / Paul Hession: Live at The Termite Club (Loose Torque, rec. 2003)
- Fred Frith / Tim Hodgkinson : Live Improvisations (Woof Records, 1990)
- Paul Hession / Alan Wilkinson / Simon H. Fell: The Horrors of Darmstadt (Shock, 1994)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Colin Larkin (Ed.) The Encyclopedia of Popular Music 2006
- ^ The Wire - Volumes 293-298, 2008
- ↑ Tom Lord : The Jazz Discography (online, accessed June 25, 2016)
- ↑ The legendary Termite Club returns.