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Peggy's Skylight | Nottingham
Saturday 31st January 2026
TWO SHOWS:
Ist Show
* Doors at 6pm
* Performance from 6:45pm
* we will require your table by 8:15pm
2nd Show
* Doors at 8:30pm
* Performance from 9:15pm
Tickets: £18
Tony Kofi and The Organisation celebrate Lou Donaldson
Award-winning multi horn-playing and internationally recognized saxophonist Tony Kofi , teams up with the 'Organisation'. "One of today's hottest and most innovative quartets" - BBC Music Magazine - Album of the Month ✩✩✩✩✩
Returning to his first instrument, the Alto Saxophone, Tony Kofi joins the Organisation for a celebration of alto legend Lou Donaldson, whose roots in Bebop evolved into a mastery of the Soul Jazz movement instigated by the great Jimmy Smith and championed by Blue Note founder Alfred Lion.
Playing Donaldson tunes, and focusing largely on his work with the Hammond organ maverick Dr Lonnie Smith, they will be playing tunes such as "Hotdog", "Blues Walk", "Good Gracious", "Alligator Bogaloo" and "Ode to Billy Jo" as well as associated compositions by Jimmy Smith, Pat Martino, Horace Silver and others. Featuring Pete Whittaker (Organ), Simon Fernsby (Guitar), Pete Cater (Drums)
Tony was invited to an open rehearsal by Lou himself at the 1993 Mount Fuji jazz festival, where he drew inspiration for this project.
Book tickets:
https://peggysskylight.co.uk/events/toni-kofi-lou-donaldson-31-jan-2026/
| Tony Kofi and The Organisation celebrate Lou Donaldson (31 Jan 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 18:00 | - 20:15 |
| Tony Kofi and The Organisation celebrate Lou Donaldson (31 Jan 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 20:30 | - 23:55 |
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