
Resident vinyl enthusiast Jez plays classic albums and curates new playlists at the Brooksteed Alehouse.
Jez is back with another Session Sundays at Brooksteed Alehouse on Sunday 8 November, the latest in his fortnightly run of afternoon sessions. He's a resident vinyl enthusiast who hosts the thing every other Sunday, and the format stays pretty consistent: he spends the afternoon working through classic albums on vinyl and curating fresh playlists of his own. It's as much about the records he's digging into as it is about the room they're playing in.
The classic albums side of things is the anchor. Rather than just picking out the hits, he lets the records run, so you'll hear the deeper cuts and the B-sides alongside the songs you already know. Between those, he weaves in the playlists he's been putting together, so the afternoon moves from the familiar territory of a full album into the newer, curated selections he's building. It's a good way to hear a record the way it was meant to be heard, with a bit of his own digging layered on top.
Jez describes the session as an invitation to come in for a drink, a listen, and maybe a boogie, and that's about the whole of it. It's not a formal gig with a stage and a setlist; it's a pub afternoon with a record player going in the background, and you can lean into it as much or as little as you fancy. If you're into vinyl and the kind of thing that comes from it, it's a decent spot to spend a Sunday.
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It runs from 1:00pm to 5:30pm at Brooksteed Alehouse, 38 South Farm Rd, Worthing, BN14 7AE, and entry is free.