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Oxcentrics

Jazz Band

2024. Media related to Oxcentrics at Wikimedia Commons The Oxcentrics on Archive.org in 2007 Oxcentrics on MySpace in 2012 Oxcentrics Top # 6 Facts on YouTube

Oxcentrics

After You've Gone (song)

1918 song

com. Retrieved March 27, 2025. Wallace, Simon (24 December 2020). "The Oxcentrics 'After You've Gone'". YouTube. Retrieved 13 November 2024. Brothers, Thomas

After You've Gone (song)

After_You've_Gone_(song)

Don't Bring Lulu

1925 jazz song

(1969) The Oxcentrics (1976) Bobbysocks! (1985) Adam Swanson (piano, vocals: Frederick Hodges, additional modern lyrics) (2009) The Oxcentrics (2020, in

Don't Bring Lulu

Don't_Bring_Lulu

Chris West

British writer (born 1954)

entrepreneur and speaker Mike Southon (Southon and West were both members of The Oxcentrics, an Oxford-based Dixieland jazz band, in which West played the drums.)

Chris West

Chris_West

May Morning

Annual event in Oxford

welcome the return of the festivities. English traditions on May Day The Oxcentrics, a jazz band that played on May Mornings in the 1970s May Morning Archived

May Morning

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Music at Balliol College, Oxford

Russian artist Oxxxymiron Oliver Weindling 1974 jazz Original member, Oxcentrics jazz band. Founded jazz Babel Label and the Vortex Jazz Club in East London

Music at Balliol College, Oxford

Music_at_Balliol_College,_Oxford

Virus Called The Blues

British spoof documentary film

guitar Thad Kelly - electric and double bass Mike Pickering - drumkit The Oxcentrics jazz band Voice Of God Collective Billy Jenkins website Billy Jenkins'

Virus Called The Blues

Virus_Called_The_Blues

Ashley Slater

Canadian-British musician (born 1961)

Ashley Slater (born 1961) is a Canadian-British musician who is best known for his narration on the television series Boo! as well as his work with Norman

Ashley Slater

Ashley_Slater

Oliver Weindling

more involved with music, as a performer, such as clarinettist with The Oxcentrics, and latterly as an organiser. Weindling started the Babel Label in 1994

Oliver Weindling

Oliver_Weindling

Sally Jones (journalist)

British journalist, television news and sports presenter

rock n'roll champion (Oxford Rock Soc) and began tap-dancing with the Oxcentrics jazz band as well as gaining notoriety via a student prank, successfully

Sally Jones (journalist)

Sally_Jones_(journalist)

Mike Southon (writer)

British entrepreneur, author, and lecturer

speaker at conferences. Southon has performed as the frontman for The Oxcentrics jazz band, and as his rock star alter-ego Mike Fab-Gere. The Beermat Entrepreneur:

Mike Southon (writer)

Mike_Southon_(writer)

Simon Wallace

Musical artist

Oxford, where he ran the Oxford University Jazz Club and played with The Oxcentrics, a Dixieland jazz band. He also studied with jazz pianists in London and

Simon Wallace

Simon_Wallace

Colin Moynihan, 4th Baron Moynihan

British politician and rower

Colin Berkeley Moynihan, 4th Baron Moynihan, Baron Moynihan of Purbeck (born 13 September 1955), is a British Olympic silver medalist, former politician

Colin Moynihan, 4th Baron Moynihan

Colin_Moynihan,_4th_Baron_Moynihan

Charles Kuta

American electronics engineer and software engineer

gaining a first class degree. While there, he also played tuba in the Oxcentrics, an Oxford-based Dixieland jazz band. Kuta went on to study for a Master's

Charles Kuta

Charles_Kuta

Market Street, Oxford

Street in central Oxford, England

Retrieved 31 July 2022. Inns and hotels of Oxford, Old Oxford, UK. The Oxcentrics, Archive.org, 2006. 51°45′12″N 1°15′24″W / 51.75324°N 1.25663°W / 51

Market Street, Oxford

Market_Street,_Oxford

Billy Jenkins (musician)

English guitarist, composer, and bandleader

Baker's Nutters - Live At The Marquee Club 1981 (MIG Music, 2024). The Oxcentrics "Billy Jenkins - Guitarist, Composer, Bandleader, Performer". www.billyjenkins

Billy Jenkins (musician)

Billy_Jenkins_(musician)

Dixieland (composition)

1925 jazz song

by other artists and bands including Winifred Atwell in 1954 and the Oxcentrics. Dixieland jazz "Dixieland". YouTube. 7 January 2020. Retrieved 3 June

Dixieland (composition)

Dixieland_(composition)

Mark Bassey

Musical artist

Original London Cast Recording (First Night Records,1986) Oxcentromania with Oxcentrics (Eccentric Records ECCD 001,1988) Shake! (How About A Sampling, Gene?)

Mark Bassey

Mark_Bassey

Glyn Lewis

British psychiatric epidemiologist

studied at University College, Oxford, where he played saxophone with The Oxcentrics, a Dixieland jazz band. Lewis trained as a psychiatrist at the Maudsley

Glyn Lewis

Glyn_Lewis

Iain Ballamy

British composer and saxophonist (born 1964)

Ferry, Everything But The Girl, Food, Food for Quartet, Loose Tubes, Oxcentrics, Ian Shaw, Slim Gaillard, Ultramarine (band), Ashley Slater, Hungry Ants

Iain Ballamy

Iain_Ballamy

Mark Lockheart

British jazz tenor saxophonist (born 1961)

Mark Lockheart (born 31 March 1961) is a British jazz composer and saxophonist who was a member of the Loose Tubes big band during the 1980s. Lockheart

Mark Lockheart

Mark_Lockheart

Oxford University Jazz Society

well as Oxford-based jazz bands including Pat Crumly's 'Edge' and the Oxcentrics. After a period of inactivity in the 1980s, in 1994, the OU Modern Jazz

Oxford University Jazz Society