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Fri, 24 May | Speak No Evil: A Tribute to Wayne Shorter
£14.00
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London’s finest improvisers pay homage to the timeless masterpiece “Speak No Evil” by the legendary Wayne Shorter.
Led by James Akers on tenor saxophone, alongside Christos Stylianides on trumpet, Sultan Stevenson on piano, Max Kahn on double bass, and Jack Yardley on drums, this ensemble promises to deliver a mesmerizing interpretation of Shorter’s classic compositions.
“Speak No Evil” stands as a pinnacle of modern jazz, originally released in 1966 on Blue Note Records. Produced by the renowned Alfred Lion, the album features a stellar lineup including Shorter on tenor saxophone, Freddie Hubbard on trumpet, Herbie Hancock on piano, Ron Carter on bass, and Elvin Jones on drums. It has since become a landmark in jazz history, celebrated for its innovative compositions and groundbreaking improvisations.
In addition to exploring the tracks from “Speak No Evil,” our talented musicians will delve into some of Shorter’s lesser-known gems, offering a comprehensive tribute to his illustrious career. Prepare to be transported to a realm of sublime musical expression, where each note resonates with the spirit of one of jazz’s true visionaries.
Don’t miss this extraordinary evening of music as we honour the legacy of Wayne Shorter and celebrate the enduring influence of “Speak No Evil.” Join us for an unforgettable tribute that pays homage to one of the greatest albums in the jazz canon.
Line Up
James Akers | Tenor Saxophone
Christos Stylianides | Trumpet
Sultan Stevenson | Piano
Max Kahn | Double Bass
Jack Yardley | Drums
