Never Let Me Go, the first of Tina May’s 13 albums for 33 Records

Paul Jolly writes…

33 Records are pleased to announce a special charity event to be held at the Pizza Express Jazz Club Dean Street on Wednesday 28th November at 8.30pm

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The concert is to raise awareness and funds for the organisation Target – a Charity specialising in supporting research and care for those suffering from Ovarian Cancer.

The concert has been organised by Paul Jolly, Executive Producer for ‘33’, whose wife, Dr Barbara Heins, tragically died earlier this year at the age of 47 from this devastating disease.

The concert also coincides with the 33rd year of jazz activity organised by 33 – from humble beginnings as a regular weekly jazz club to the development of a leading jazz label that has to date released over 250 albums of contemporary jazz and world music – featuring artists from the UK, Europe, the States and Japan, etc.

Artists featuring on the 28th include the Tina May Quartet with Nikki Iles, Mark Hodgson and Stephen Keogh. Among guests playing are Karen Sharp, Theo Travis and Stewart Curtis and the classical violinist Olivia Scheepers. Other surprise guests on the night!!

Its fitting for Tina to feature on this concert as she has long been associated with the label and has released 13 albums with ’33’, including the critically acclaimed album, ‘The Ray Bryant Songbook’ recorded in New York with piano legend Ray Bryant.