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SUMMARY:Fleece Jazz presents: Sarah Jane Morris’ Sisterhood 2
LOCATION:Leavenheath The Stoke by Nayland Club
DESCRIPTION:Sarah Jane Morris Vocals Tony Rémy Guitar\, Marcus Bonfanti G
 uitar\, Henry Thomas Bass - "[music] full of hope and nourishment in the f
 ace of hard times" 4 stars\, Record CollectorAcclaimed UK vocalist Sarah J
 ane Morris and guitarist Tony Rémy return to Fleece Jazz to unveil their 
 new project\, ‘The Sisterhood 2’. The album was released earlier this 
 year ahead of International Women’s Day with eleven new tracks celebrati
 ng the most influential female singer-songwriters of our time.Many will be
  aware of The Sisterhood\, the project Sarah Jane Morris and Tony Rémy br
 ought to the club in May 2025\, in which ten of the most notable female si
 nger-songwriters of the Twentieth Century were the subjects of a unique so
 ng cycle. Morris and Rémy were already aware that ten was insufficient 
 – others had to be included.The momentum of writing and creating did not
  falter\, and by the time of its earliest performance The Sisterhood had b
 ecome twelve\, with songs for Patti Smith and the then so recently and so 
 tragically departed Sinéad O’Connor being added to the ten originals. S
 ince then\, another nine have been written. Peggy Seeger\, Etta James\, Jo
 an Baez\, Dolly Parton\, Bonnie Raitt\, Joan Armatrading\, Janis Ian\, Tra
 cy Chapman and Amy Winehouse have become part of the project\, brought tog
 ether in a second volume of unsurpassed quality. In Sarah Jane’s words\,
  each of the singers chosen as subjects in ‘The Sisterhood’ are artist
 s of excellence and originality\, writers as well as interpreters and all 
 have understood that talent and success give them voices to communicate on
  subjects of conscience.Sarah Jane Morris is in her fifth decade as an int
 ernationally acclaimed singer. Her intelligence\, range and command of nar
 rative structure and emotional truth are at their height. Her dramatic tra
 ining enables her to deliver extended\, demanding lyrics with flawless int
 elligibility. ‘The Sisterhood 2’ provides startling new material such 
 gifts demand. With Tony Rémy\, a friend and colleague since the 1980s\, s
 he has found the ideal creative partner. They know each other so well\, a 
 mutual recognition of superlative standards and world-class practice\, tha
 t their work proceeds with smooth understanding and absolute trust. Tony h
 as long been regarded as one of the leading and most versatile guitarists 
 anywhere in the world and is a master of Soul\, Jazz\, Funk and African Bl
 ues and a composer of invention and originality. His role in The Sisterhoo
 d as co-writer and co-producer is the other half of a magical equation –
  the voice\, the words\, the guitar\, the shared expertise\, the endless k
 nowledge of what is needed\, and where to go for the answer to that need 
 – Morris and Rémy have it all\, and ‘The Sisterhood 2’ is their lat
 est masterwork.With comments from the Guardian like ‘The next British Gu
 itar hero’\, we can expect a superb performance from Marcus Bonfanti. Th
 e Times chimed in with “Utterly Spellbinding”. Marcus is a blues singe
 r\, composer and guitarist. It will be a pleasure to welcome him to Fleece
  JazzWhether he is backing an international artist\, in the pit in the Wes
 t End\, or especially\, playing for us at Fleece Jazz\, Henry Thomas is a 
 stunningly fine multi-instrument bassist. He has gigged and recorded on co
 untless hit records\, TV and film soundtracks. He is also famous for his r
 ole as a co-founder of the BBC TV series Rock School. He has the rare expe
 rtise of being able to sightread and improvise at an extremely high level.
 It is a joy to have all of these musicians back at Fleece Jazz to resume t
 he wonderful song cycle that is The Sisterhood and the definitive evidence
  that we are witnessing some of the very best songwriting and performing."
 A highly enjoyable\, original and entertaining set of songs – her abilit
 y as a songwriter really shines on this album. Highly recommended."Jazz Jo
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