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Patsy Gamble

A much in demand session saxophonist, vocalist, composer, performer and British Blues Award finalist in 2011 and 2012.

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Warsaw Nights Patsy Gamble 6:27
I Found You Patsy Gamble 4:54
Sweetheart Of Mine Patsy Gamble 5:20
Night Drive Patsy Gamble 6:15
Making Money Patsy Gamble 5:22
Hideaway Patsy Gamble 4:40
Latin Life Patsy Gamble 6:13
Boulevard St Germain Patsy Gamble 5:30
Alone Patsy Gamble 6:51
Freddie’s Smile Patsy Gamble 4:27

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Latest album ‘WARSAW NIGHTS’ now available from band camp, iTunes and Amazon!

Patsy Gamble

A much in demand session saxophonist, vocalist, composer, performer and British Blues Award finalist in 2011 and 2012.
Patsy has performed and recorded all over the UK and in France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Poland and in the Middle East with many different artists including Steve Winwood, Mick Jagger, Mick Taylor, Mike D’Abo, Chris Farlowe, Ruby Turner, Jasper Carrott, Grand Drive, Dick Heckstall-Smith, The Firebirds, Eugene ‘Hideaway’ Bridges, Paddy Milner, Eddie Martin, Keith Thompson, Dolly James, Muddy Manninen (Wishbone Ash), Jenny Darren and supported artists such as John Mayall, Peter Green, The Gypsy Kings, Gloria Gaynor and Sister Sledge.
Patsy also works as a session musician with one of the UK’s top horn sections: The Little Big Horns whose clients have included Mick Jagger, Andy Leek, David Gibb, Eddie Martin, Yorkshire TV, Channel 4, Chappell Music, Carlton and Bruton Music.

‘Best Brass Section I’ve worked with since my time in Dexy’s’ – Andy Leek.

Patsy performs freelance and with her own bands: THE PATSY GAMBLE BAND and HIPKISS feat. Muddy Manninen

Review from Jazz at The Bonded Warehouse, Stourbridge
The Patsy Gamble Quartet
11th May 2018
‘Friday the 11th May saw a return visit to the Bonded Warehouse, Stourbridge by the Patsy Gamble Quartet. Patsy, mainly on alto but also on tenor with some vocals thrown in, was supported by John Broomhall on keyboards, Mark Butler on bass and Seamus Denver on drums. They produced two thoroughly enjoyable, bluesy sets over a variety of material that went down very well with the audience.
Any notion that this might be an evening of R&B with honking sax and pounding on the keyboard could not be further from the truth. No, the quartet gave us proper, up to date blues based jazz. Patsy plays expressive sax with strong melodic lines – more edgy on the alto which I especially enjoyed. But the tenor was equally good, as was the rapport with John Broomhall who gave us some delightful solos.
The more bluesy numbers included a couple of Stanley Turrentine compositions, especially the excellent Sugar – groovy with some passionate alto and swinging in the best tradition of Blue Note and the heyday of hard bop. Among a selection of standards, All The Things You Are showed both tenor and keyboard to good effect. Also notable was a lovely tribute to Barbara Thompson, where the quartet stretched out at slow/medium tempo, with Patsy on alto and John showing some deft touches on the keyboard. Add to all this some of Patsy’s own compositions from the latest CD – Warsaw Nights – to make up a nicely balanced programme which delivered all you want from an evening of live jazz.’
(Ian Scott leads the Kingswinford U3A Jazz Appreciation group.)

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Review – Eugene ‘Hideaway’ Bridges with Patsy Gamble at Vonnies Blues Club January 20, 2019
Concert Review – Jazz at The Bonded Warehouse December 12, 2018
In Remembrance Concerts October 14, 2018
In Remembrance June 15, 2018
Cheltenham Jazz Festival 2017 April 5, 2017