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Tag Archives: Ronnie Scott’s
Nige swings George
My review of Nigel Kennedy’s Gershwin gig at Ronnie Scott’s: Fist-bumps all round. Nigel Kennedy never disguises his pleasure at being on the same bandstand where, as a teenager, he once played alongside his mentor, Stéphane Grappelli. Nearly half a … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Reviews
Tagged George Gershwin, Nigel Kennedy, Ronnie Scott's
Mr S.
A familiar face in the foyer at Ronnie Scott’s. The image is based on a photo by Carl Hyde. You can see more of his work here.
Posted in Music, Photography
Tagged Ronnie Scott's
Less is always more
An enthralling show from Steve Gadd’s band at Ronnie Scott’s. From my Times review: When drummers are also bandleaders they tend to make a point of letting the audience know who is in charge as often as possible, courtesy of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged jazz, Ronnie Scott's, Steve Gadd
Best of 2015
I’ve already posted my favourite world music, folk and jazz albums. Here are some other highlights of the year. Best experience at a gig. Sitting a few feet behind Bill Charlap at Ronnie Scott’s as he hurtled through “Cool” from … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Film, History, Music, Photography, World War 2
Tagged Bill Charlap, Donald Crowhurst, Nick Tomalin, Oliver Hirschbiegel, Oliver Sacks, Phillip Toledano, Ronnie Scott's
Ornette Coleman at Ronnie Scott’s
1967. Benny Green was in the audience.
Posted in Music
Tagged Benny Green, Ornette Coleman, Ronnie Scott's