DAN REDDING - guitarist and filmmaker Tuesday 27 October


Dan Redding’s creative journey began with jazz guitar, developing a deep appreciation for melody, rhythm, improvisation and musical storytelling. His passion for music expanded into filmmaking, working with some of the top jazz musicians in the world, gaining him a unique insight into the modern music industry and how jazz musicians promote/support themselves in the modern era
Richmond Rhythm Club is a non-profit organisation. All the money we collect week by week goes to our regular guest speakers and performers. The guest fee we pay covers not just the time they spend with us, but the time and effort they put into preparing the sessions, travel to and from Twickenham, and all other expenses, including parking.
This fee has remained the same for the last three years, whilst elsewhere fees have generally risen in line with inflation. From 1st January 2027, we will therefore be paying guests a modest £20 extra per session. This means there will now be a small increase in payments from club members and visitors.
The current termly payment of £60 will rise next term to £70, i.e. by £1 per session. Sessional payments will rise from £8 to £10. We hope this will encourage even more people to pay termly.
We also hope everyone will understand the need to reward our guests fairly for their work. Even with these increases, a termly club member will only be paying £7 for two hours of top-quality entertainment. Unbeatable value, you must surely agree!
Peter Jones, chairman
Alan Barnes - saxophone
Pete Cater - drums
Jenny Howe - singer
Dan Redding - guitar
Marvin Muoneke - singer
Gary Crosby - bass
T J Johnson - piano
Martin Wheatley - guitar
Sultan Stevenson - piano
Mini-gig - Mark Lockheart Trio