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Yeah Yeah & a Hey Hey ...
From the late 1940s British "modern jazz", highly influenced by American Bebop, began to emerge and was led by figures such as Ronnie Scott.
1960s British jazz began to develop more individual characteristics and absorb a variety of influential figures like Stan Tracey.
A number of British musicians have gained international reputations, although this form of music has remained a minority interest (cult or underground following) within the UK itself.
Enjoy and thanks for listening.
Tracklist
Playing tracks by Soweto Kinch, Ian Carr With Nucleus Plus, Stan Tracey Octet, Ronnie scott quintet, Polar Bear and more.
Comments
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UK greatness.........fantastic set, Jake !!!
great selection and loved opening with Soweto Kinch. under rated.
Ronnie Scott, Bill Bruford, Courtney Pine, Dave Holland and Nostalgia 77 in the same mix! How can it not be abfab! Digging Soweto Kinch and Basquiat Strings too.OH MY!!
quite a bunch of gems you assembled here. thanks for the great listening :)
Hey Jake, awesome mixture.. great flow.. this gets my groove on!!!
Would you mind timestamping it??? Cheerz...
OMG......I LOVE IT!!!! That's all I can say...
What a great selection!
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I like this a lot Jake, different types of Brit Jazz, cool mix.
Working on a weekend is a sin but this is a perfect soundtrack for that...thx
Cheers for sharing this Jake....Went for a long drive this morning and this was perfect to listen to with our weather the way it is!!