George Crowley / Tom Challenger - Saxophones
Dan Nicholls - Piano
Sam Lasserson - Double Bass
Dave Smith - Drums
The dust is
finally settling on the hugely successful 2013 EFG London Jazz Festival –
thanks to all who supported the three SECollective nights that we put on last
week, we really couldn’t have done it without you! Thanks must also go to all
the musicians that joined us in making it such a wonderful celebration of our
local scene; the future is indeed bright!
And so the
show must go on – and thankfully we’ve saved a little post-festival treat for
you! This Tuesday evening (TOMORROW!) we are delighted to be welcoming one of
London’s finest upcoming saxophonists: George Crowley – who will be ably supported
by some of the most in demand creative players in Britain. Come and check it
out!
George Crowley Quintet
A newish project from saxophonist and composer
Crowley, this quintet play original music with an emphasis on open, interactive
improvising and fun, influenced by a range of things from doleful drunken blues
to taught, frenetic grooves. Completed by the brilliant and individual musical
personalities of Tom Challenger (Outhouse, Brass Mask), Dan Nicholls
(Strobes, Nostalgia 77, Zhenya Strigalev / Eric Harland), Sam Lasserson (Jeff
Williams, Martin Speake) and on this occasion Dave Smith (Outhouse,
Cloudmakers, Robert Plant) this band promises to bring an immersive and
exciting night of music!
As ever, we’ll be opening up the backroom from 8.30pm,
with tickets just £5 on-the-door, a fine selection of beers available form the
bar (open ‘til 12) and the new SECollective piano to listen to! See you there…
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