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SUMMARY:RONNIE SCOTT'S ALL STARS
DESCRIPTION:It has been named jazz’s greatest year. There was definitely something in the air in 1959\, and it wasn’t just NASA: Castro took over Cuba\, Buddy Holly died in a plane crash\, Pan Am started regular flights around the world\, and NASA sent 7 astronauts into space. \nRonnie Scott’s\, of course\, was founded in 1959. The idea of opening a jazz club along the lines of the intimate and bustling venues of New York’s 52nd Street was hatched by two ardent jazz fans who happened to be very much part of a burgeoning modern jazz movement of the late fifties: tenor saxophonist Ronnie Scott who had since the late forties\, wowed the bebop brigade in a series of bands commencing with the nine-piece which featured his business partner to be and fellow saxophonist Pete King. \nThree greats of jazz died – Lester Young\, Billie Holiday and Sidney Bechet but born out of so much world turmoil were a spate of jazz masterpieces. \nIn March\, Miles Davis created the definitive jazz album in A Kind of Blue. In May\, Charles Mingus released an album called Mingus Ah Um – possibly his definitive album. Also in May\, Ornette Coleman’s album The Shape of Jazz To Come became ‘the genesis of avant-garde jazz’\, and John Coltrane recorded Giant Steps from May to December. \nWhat Miles did for harmonic shifts\, The Dave Brubeck Quartet did for rhythmic innovations with Time Out\, challenging the acceptable 4/4 and 3/4 time signatures and even creating the hit Take Five with their 5/4 time signature. \nHaving spent eight months in the Miles Davis Quintet\, Bill Evans released Portrait in Jazz in December with Paul Motian and Scott LaFaro\, often regarded as one of the greatest jazz trios. \nIn the show\, you can expect to hear a sample of music from all of these genre-defining jazz classics performed by the unmatched Ronnie Scott’s All Stars. \nLine-up \nFreddie Gavita ~ trumpet\nAlex Garnett ~ saxophone\nJames Pearson ~ piano\nSam Burgess ~ bass\nSebastian de Krom ~ drums \nTickets: £35 ~ £55 | $40.96 ~ $64.36
URL:https://notoriousjazz.com/event/ronnie-scotts-all-stars
LOCATION:Ronnie Scott’s\, 47 Frith Street\, Soho London\, England\, W1D 4HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Club
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