A SPACESHIP flies off to seek a planet where it will find the component that allows it to clone itself many times over, thus enabling the clones to fly off to find other, similar planets where they too will clone themselves and enable their clones to go off and repeat this process to infinity and, no doubt, beyond.
You don't get this sort of imagery at every jazz gig. But then, you don't get clarinet and guitar adventures into the realms of the Workers' Playtime theme at every jazz gig either. These are just two examples of the entertainment on offer at Thursday's instalment of Bridge Music's invaluable Glasgow Art Club promotions. And as his introductions will confirm, Dick Lee's an entertainer.
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