Terry Quinney: Dexter Gordon-inspired Marine Theatre show
Canadian saxophonist Terry Quinney will pay homage to Dexter Gordon when he graces the Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis
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Canadian saxophonist Terry Quinney will pay homage to Dexter Gordon when he graces the Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis
Guitarist Price once again delivers full value in a trio with Hammond-organ man Ross Stanley and drummer Joel Barford
SIR – The cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason describes feeling uncomfortable about the playing of Rule, Britannia! at the Last Night of the Proms (report, January 21). Perhaps if there was wider awareness of the origins of these words, minds might be set to rest. Rule, Britannia! was inspired by a lad from Penryn, Cornwall. Thomas Pellow was 11 years old and on his first sea voyage with his uncle when they were captured by Barbary pirates and taken into horrific, cruel, brutal slavery under Sultan Moula
Dutch singer, a former nurse, does standards in a set produced by Claire Martin and including Graham Harvey, Nat Steele and Nigel Price
"You choose the songs you love doing... I love the whole spectrum, swing, ballads, bossa nova, everything." says Netherlands-born singer Wilma Baan. Her new album has a fascinating backstory. Feature by John Fordham: Wilma Baan. Photo credit: Nadja von Massow Wilma Baan, the Netherlands-born jazz singer, is in the prime of a long, very diverse,…