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Conor Guilfoyle: Photos

<font color="#DAA520">Phil DeGreg With the Tommy Halferty trio at JJ's. It was a pleasure to play with this swinging pianist. To hear a track from the gig <a href="/audio/ALONE_TOGETHER-Phil_De_Greg_.m3u">click here</a>
<font color="#DAA520">The Guilfoyle/Nielsen trio has been working with saxophone great David Liebman for nearly 20 yrs. To hear a track from our "After Dark" cd <a href="/audio/DAVID_LIEBMAN-Song_for_Liebs.m3u">click here</a>
<font color="#DAA520">The Guilfoyle-Nielsen Trio, A groundbreaking group that I am proud to be a part of.
<font color="#DAA520">Taken at the recording of TIME (The Improvised Music Ensemble) a jazz septet that the IMC put together some years ago.To hear a track from this straight ahead date <a href="/audio/THE_IMPROVISED-Back_Door.m3u">click here</a>
<font color="#DAA520">Playing Tabla in Delhi, India for a concert at the Irish Embassy. To hear "Over the Moor to Maggie" a mix of Indian folk rhythms and Irish melody <a href="/audio/CONOR_SHOTHAM-Over_the_Moor_.m3u">click here</a>
<font color="#DAA520">Dublin - Boston Project. Taken after the Berklee/Newpark collaboration gig at JJ's. Andrew Csibi, Michael Buckley, Myself, Rick Peckham and Alain Mallet.
<font color="#DAA520">Taken at the Bleu Note in Dublin, Mihaley came over to play with us as part of the Jazz on the Terrace 25th anniversary festival. He's a fantastic player and we had a great time, and that was without a rehearsal!
<font color="#DAA520">Michael Buckley Ronan and myself live at JJ's a regular haunt of ours. This new trio is an exciting project moving from complex arrangements to open blowing.
<font color="#DAA520">Here is a post gig shot with Abercrombie, Ronan, Myself and the Callino String Quartet
<font color="#DAA520">"For the last time it's E G B D F!"
<font color="#DAA520">Here I am playing one of my first gigs nearly 30 yrs ago at The Art College in Dun Laoghaire. Seems like only yesterday ...Not:-)
<font color="#DAA520">The late Jon Murray an unsung hero of the drumming scene in Dublin, who ran the Dublin Drum Centre on Camden St. The first Irishman to publish a drum book and a huge inspiration as a teacher to many.
<font color="#DAA520"> Taken at the first ever recorded jazz for Irish television 27th Jan 1962. The programme was "For Moderns", featuring John Wadham-Drums, Martin Walsh-Bass, Ian Henry-Piano, Rick Walsh-Guitar and Bryan Hopper on Trumpet.
The wonderful bronze bust of John Wadham by sculptor Michael Charles Keane, which holds pride of place in JJ Smyths on Aungier St, where John played regularily.
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