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Wednesday 17 September 2025 I 7.30pm
West Bridgford Library
Tickets: £13
Moody jazz score from cult-film classic 'Get Carter', starring Michael Caine, inventively interpreted - plus original compositions
The 1970 cult-film classic Get Carter, starring Michael Caine, has a moody jazz score capturing the film-noir atmosphere of 1960s underworld. Tunes from this gripping soundtrack are played live in 're-imagined' arrangements, alongside original compositions true to the film-noir genre. While film buffs will instantly recognise many of tunes, they will sound fresh to all. A rare opportunity to enjoy a memorable evening of 'jazz noir' linked with this cult film classic.
Line-up: Wendy Kirkland keyboard, Pat Sprakes bass, Johnny Hunter drums, Sean Corby trumpet.
Book now at Library or phone 01623 677200 - or online via web link on www.jazzsteps.co.uk
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