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Saturday 21 March 2020 | 8pm
Peggy's Skylight
Dining from 7pm
Performance 8 till 10pm
Mediterranean & Middle Eastern Meze Menu served until 9:30pm
'delightful and surprising' * * * * Dave Gelly, The Observer
'Braysher's cool, modernist twist on old songs is just superb' Simon Adams, Jazz Journal (Critics' Poll album of the year 2017)
'the warm-toned young London saxophonist Sam Braysher is a prize-winning investigator of Jerome Kern, Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington' John Fordham, the Guardian
Sam Braysher's debut album Golden Earrings (Fresh Sound New Talent Records), a collaborative effort with celebrated New York pianist Michael Kanan, was released to a warm critical response in September 2017, with a number of jazz journalists including in their 'best of 2017' lists. Following on from their album release tour that year, the duo toured again in 2019, with performances in the UK, Holland and Switzerland. Young London alto saxophonist Sam Braysher has recently been heard playing with Jorge Rossy (of Brad Mehldau Trio fame), Barry Green's Sextet, Elaine Delmar, the London Jazz Orchestra and ECM recording artist John Warren's Nonet.
Michael Kanan is a real master with an exquisite touch, a world-class interpreter of standards who has collaborated extensively with jazz royalty including Jane Monheit, Jimmy Scott, Kurt Rosenwinkel and Peter Bernstein. Expect a fresh and swinging approach to the timeless material of the Great American Songbook from these wonderfully melodic improvisers in an intimate and conversational small group setting. They are joined by a dream London rhythm section: Steve Brown (Scott Hamilton, Barry Harris, Art Farmer) on drums and Dario Di Lecce (Stacy Kent, George Garzone, Sara Dowling) on double bass
Personnel:
Sam Braysher – alto saxophone
Michael Kanan – piano
Dario Di Lecce – double bass
Steve Brown – drums
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