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The NJA & Tomorrow's Warriors present The Gary Crosby Sextet's
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH : Another Great Fundraiser for the National Jazz Archive
Presented by: The National Jazz Archive| 0 | LOUGHTON : Methodist Church |
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| P | Saturday 21st October, 2023 |
| N | 1:00pm |
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We are VERY honoured to have secured this rather prestigious band!
Former Jazz Warrior Bassist, Co-Founder of the incredible Tomorrow's Warriors and NJA Patron, Gary Crosby OBE and his sextet featuring world-class trumpeter Mark Kavuma brings together an incredible afternoon celebrating the legendary jazz innovator and composer Charles Mingus, as part the National Jazz Archive Black History Month activity.
An instantly recognisable figure as he played double bass, Mingus was an imposing physical presence on stage. However, it was his skill as a composer that set him apart, bridging the eras of Ellington and Parker and into the free improvisation of the 1960s. His music continually reflected his venturesome mind and he left behind a legacy of iconic jazz recordings – Black Saint and the Sinner Lady, Mingus Ah Um, Blues and Roots and Mingus Mingus Mingus being just a few.
Crosby will lead his sextet through his personal favourite recording from the Mingus catalogue – Mingus Moves, recorded in 1973 and possibly his last great album. There will also be some classic Mingus tracks including Goodbye Pork Pie Hat and II BS.
Venue information
LOUGHTON : Methodist Church| 0 | 260 High Road Loughton Essex IG10 1RB |
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| > | www.nationaljazzarchive.co.uk |
| ! | 020 8502 4701 |
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