
More musicuffs on Chris Smith's Going Dutch where Healey and Ridout lock tenors. I can't give a decision as I don't know who went first suffice to say that if it had been a fist fight there'd have been plenty blood around!
Neither of the trombone soloists top Nightingale's feature on Jerome Kern's Bill but, after hearing Dunnett and Dawson, he's probably looking over his shoulder!
Then there's Jessica Radcliffe! What a discovery! Finding My Feet, composed by NYJO's first md Bill Ashton OBE is one of those beautiful songs that bring to mind Alice Faye in a '30s Hollywood musical . It has that feel, but Jessica's voice and Paul Hart's arrangement aren't at all dated.
It's a double CD and space prevents me highlighting everything so, take my word, every track's a highlight!
It was released on Friday Nov. 13 on Whirlwind Recordings WR4679. (Samples).
Lance.
Mark Armstrong - Musical Director
Rosie Stano (flute), Jim Gold, Sam Glaser (alto sax, clarinet), David Healey, Tom Ridout (tenor sax, clarinet), Jessamy
Holder (bari sax, flute,
clarinet), Alex Chadwick (bari sax);
James Davison, Tom Dennis, James Copus, Tom
Gardner, Alistair Martin, Matthew Yardley, Jake Labazzi
(trumpet, flugelhorn);
Anna Drysdale, Eddie Morgan (French
horn);
Tom Dunnett, Owen Dawson, Chris Valentine, Maddie Dowdeswell, Chris Saunders, Jasper
Rose (trombone);
James Buckle (bass
trombone); Rupert Cox (piano);
Rob Luft, Nick Fitch (guitar); Joe Downard (bass); David Dyson (drums); Max Mills (percussion); Jessica Radcliffe (voice).
GUEST ARTISTS
Zoe Rahman - piano (Red Squirrel); Julian Siegel -
tenor sax (Mama Badgers); Mark
Nightingale - trombone (Bill); Gareth Lockrane - flute (Rush Hour).
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