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Ian Patterson's Best Live Shows of 2011

Ian Patterson's Best Live Shows of 2011
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Sandwiched between The Thailand International Jazz Conference held in Bangkok in January and the Penang Island Jazz Festival held in Malaysia in December, there were also visits to Borneo Jazz, the Hong Kong International Jazz Festival, and a visit to Belfast, Ireland, to see guitarists Martin Taylor and 14-year old sensation Andreas Varady, and the London Jazz Festival to see Nik Bärtsch's Ronin. Out of around 70 gigs seen this year, many stood out for their originality, including, guitarist Scott Henderson, singer Simin Tander and pianist Ignasi Terraza; however, the following are my best shows of the year, in chronological order:


1. January 28:Danilo Pérez Trio Thailand International Jazz Conference, Bangkok, Thailand










2. January 29: The Pomelo Town Thailand International Jazz Conference, Bangkok, Thailand










3. May 8: Herbie Hancock Royal Paragon Hall, Bangkok, Thailand







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4. May 12: Dhruv Borneo Jazz, Miri, Sarawak, Borneo










5. May 13: John Hammond Borneo Jazz, Miri, Sarawak, Borneo










6. June 18: Ernie Watts Bangkok, Thailand










7. September 29: Emil Viklicky Trio Hong Kong International Jazz Festival, Hong Kong, China










8. September 30: In The Country Hong Kong International Jazz Festival, Hong Kong, China









9. September 30: Maria João / Mário Laghina Hong Kong International Jazz Festival, Hong Kong, China










10. October 1: Nguyên Lê's Saiyuki Hong Kong International Jazz Festival, Hong Kong, China










11. October 2: SIU2 Hong Kong International Jazz Festival, Hong Kong, China










12. October 2: Kurt Rosenwinkel Standards Trio (drummer Justin Faulkner pictured) Hong Kong International Jazz Festival, Hong Kong, China










13. November 16: Nik Bärtsch's Ronin London Jazz Festival, London, England








14. December 3: Yuri Honing Wired Paradise Penang Island Jazz Festival, Penang, Malaysia










15. December 4: Eva Bjerga Haugen Penang Island Jazz Festival, Penang, Malaysia










16. December 4: Rusconi Penang Island Jazz Festival, Penang, Malaysia





Photo Credits

Danilo Pérez, The Pomelo Town: Kom Wongsawat
Herbie Hancock: Poonphat Vadhanasindhu
John Hammond: Sarawak Tourism Board
Emil Viklicky Trio: Stephen Cheung
In The Country: Angel Yu
Maria João: Stephen Cheung
Nik Bärtsch: Sandra Martinsone
Yuri Honig's Wired Paradise, Eva Bjerga Haugen, Rusconi: Ziga Koritnik
All Other Photos: Ian Patterson

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