The calibre of musicians Geoff works with tells you everything - American visitors like Scott Hamilton and Greg Abate, British heavyweights Derek Nash and Digby Fairweather, and he even hit the road with Martha and the Vandellas.
Expect top-drawer trombone tonight.

Over sixteen albums, she's developed a sound that's unmistakably hers. She's shared stages with the cream of British and international jazz talent - Ian Shaw, John Etheridge, and Claire Martin among them.
The Guardian called her "a world-class act", but we think she's simply one of the most compelling performers you'll catch at any jazz club in the country.
Don't miss this one.

Allison's approach is understated but deeply musical. She favours the classic songbook and works beautifully in a quartet setting, particularly with guitar in the rhythm section. Over the years Allison has recorded several lovely albums exploring standards and bop repertoire. Expect lyrical, carefully crafted playing - the real deal.

We're delighted to welcome back Nathaniel Steele - another firm favourite who's become a regular at Googlies.
Nat plays vibes in the Milt Jackson tradition - two mallets, melodic lines, no fuss. Clark Tracey called him "one of the best vibes players this country has ever produced", which tells you plenty.

Andy Panayi commands every saxophone and flute he picks up. His virtuosity spans jazz and classical worlds with equal authority. The list of legends he's shared a stage with reads like a jazz hall of fame. Wynton Marsalis, Phil Woods, Joe Lovano, Roy Hargrove. Vocalists from Shirley Bassey to Paul McCartney have called on his […]