A powerful & rhythmic pianist/vocalist playing jazz, blues & original numbers with his quartet. Neal cut his teeth performing in jazz clubs, hotels & cruise ships in over 50 countries, from Rio to Raffles, Norway to New Orleans, Vietnam to Venezuela. His quartet has entertained Royalty, Hollywood celebrities and VIPs at world-renowned venues. Most recently he was George Clooney's pianist at a

private event at the Cannes Film Festival.  Neal is an award-winning jazz record producer, recording both at his own studio and at Abbey Road Studios. He also

works as a music publisher and runs his own jazz radio show. 


The band has a great swinging style influenced by Oscar Peterson and Gene Harris. The original numbers and arrangements are all provided by Neal and display his wide ranging tastes and influences.


Neal & his quartet perform at venues and festivals around the UK including the 606 Jazz Club. The band has a great swinging style influenced by Oscar Peterson and Gene Harris. The original numbers and arrangements are all provided by Neal and display his wide ranging tastes and influences from Piano to Drums and the blues. 


Neal also runs a small specialist jazz Label in the UK, producing albums at Abbey Road and is the UK's specialist jazz publisher, writing theme music for TV/film/radio BBC etc. www.splashpointmusic.com

“Sings like heaven, swings like hell!”

SEPT ’09:  Ian Shaw’s new solo album, recorded and produced by Neal at Splash Point Studios will be launched next month.

MAY ’09: Neal has launched his latest project - the new Liane Carroll Album, Live at the Lampie

MAR’09: Neal has recorded a series of Steinway gigs at Pizza Express, Dean Street to be released as a compilation CD.

To contact Neal:  Phone: 01323 896625


Email: info@NealRichardson.co.uk   Address: PO Box 2061, Seaford, East Sussex, BN25 1WZ, UK

 

For details of Neal’s other band, Impromptu, please visit www.impromptu.co.uk

 

For details of Neal’s record label and music publishing please visit www.splashpointmusic.com

Neal performing with Paul Cavaciuti and Jeremy Brown at Westminster, October ‘08