John Hallam

b. c. 1947, Britain. Playing clarinet from age 14, Hallam is at armed service and dance rings while still at college. He co-founded the Blue Lotus Jazz Music group, whose looks included a middle-60s gig at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Throughout their visit to the administrative centre, the band performed a guest place in the 100 Golf club. From 1968 before end from the 80s, Hallam was with Sheila Collier’s Smoky Town Jazzband, using in European countries and on record, radio and tv. After stopping Collier, Hallam freelanced through the 90s with many UK jazz music artists, such as for example Alan Barnes, John Barnes, Campbell Burnap, Digby Fairweather, Denise Lawrence, Danny Moss and Roy Williams, and with going to US jazzmen, including Benny Carter, Al Gray, Randy Sandke, Clark Terry and Allan Vaché. Hallam, who also has flute, soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxophones, displays choice for mainstream jazz and provides obtained an approving market in the united kingdom and beyond. Hallam network marketing leads his Jazztet as well as the Just Jazz little groups and provides performed in the duo, Riverboat Times, with Jeff Barnhart, and in the last mentioned’s British Music group, and in the Crazy Tempo Trio with violinist Mike Piggott.