Burt Butlers
Jazz Pilgrims
Site Map below
Traditional Jazz
at its best
Dixie to New Orleans
update 21st January 2012
Our regular Friday residence
has moved from The Duke of Cumberland
to the - - -
and the Beer and Food is - just great
Canterbury Road, Whitstable,
CT5 4HD - same times -
12.30pm - 3pm same musos
| The Band Members |
| The Gig List |
| CD's for sale |
| Links page |
Burtie's Hall of fame
of local musicians
past and present
| Trumpet/Cornet |
| Clarinet / Saxes |
| Trombone |
| Bass |
| Drums |
| Banjo/Piano |
Burtie Butler
Tom Brady
Pete Rose
Banjo/Leader
Trumpet/vocs Reeds/vocs
John Finch Laurie
Palmer Chris
Thompson
Trombone/vocs
Drums Double Bass
Click on pictures on how we all started in the early years
To book this entertaining
Trad band for:
Traditional Jazz
in Kent, Sussex, Essex
wherever for your, Wedding music,
corporate entertainment, wedding band, jazz band,
swing band, themed events, 40's nights, plus other events.
Live music, traditional jazz for your wedding reception,
birthday celebrations, Beer festivals, party celebrations,
firm's functions, riverboat shuffles, marching band,
Jazz Band for funerals
or anything that you can think of,
you can contact Burtie
hear us playing on YouTube - at different venues
Baby Wont You Please Come Home Harbour Garden Cafe 2011
Apple Blossom Time with Nick Singer Duke of Cumberland 2011
S'wonderful with Lyn Falvey Chislet jazz Picnic 2011
Baby Wont You Please Come Home Herne Bay Car & Bike 2010
Varsity Drag Faversham Hop Festival 2010
The Saints Herne Bay news 2011
Please Dont Talk About Me Faversham Car & Bike 2011
Slowboat to China Faversham Car & Bike 2011
telephone 01227 274250
e-mail
robinbutler1940@talktalk.net
mobile
07941 46 86 90
or write to: Burtie Butler
22, Bennells Avenue
Tankerton,
Whitstable
Kent, CT5 2HP
United Kingdom
I am trying to add a band or two each week from recordings made over
the years with pictures to match from venues that have ceased, or even
don't exist any more, also Burtie's Hall of fame, hear what the present and
sadly the ones that have left us sounded like. I would like to add that a
lot of this information would
not be possible if it was not for the references from Clive Brooks book:TRAD
MAD
- a wonderful book of the concise history of the Traditional Jazz Revival in
Kent -
thanks Clive.
Burtie b
If you wish to make a comment to Burtie please do
robinbutler1940@talktalk.net
Check here for new additions:
I have put the pubs, clubs, venues, bands (past and present)
on the home page for easy access on the left so
just click on
any name to take you there
Have now added an index for direct access to musicians - pubs
and clubs. Also an index for all the mp3 tunes on this
website .
An index for all the videos as well click on the
links below:
musicians and pubs/clubs
mp3 tunes on this website
Videos page one
Videos page two
Videos page three
Videos page four
New Additions to Site
Roy Williams with The Invicta Jazz Band 1989
click here
Alan Elsdon with The Invicta Jazz Band 1989
click here
Vic and Tony Pitt with The Invicta Jazz Band 1988
click
here
Dick Charlesworth with the
Invicta Jazz Band
click
here
The Pete Rose Jazz Band Story
click here
The Pete Rose Jazz Band in
Rheda Germany 1982
- how young
we all looked - Sheik of Araby - On You Tube
click here
A great session
at the Duke of Cumberland with Adrian Cox
and Peter Leonard here are two
numbers from the session
on You Tube - click on titles
below to watch -
Creole Love Call
and
Down by the Riverside
A New CD to purchase '
A Quarter of a Century'
and 6 more new CD's to purchase
click here
Burties trip to New Orleans here
I am playing with 'Steamboat
Willies New Orleans Jazz Band' at the
Cafe Beignet in Bourbon
Street, New Orleans playing 'Ida
Sweet as Apple Cider' and what
a great player is Steamboat - click
here for the link on Youtube: