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A nostalgic, underground jazz night.
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Step into the early 1960s, a golden era for visceral, melodic, and swinging jazz. Pianist and composer Horace Silver was a primary architect of the hard bop style, known for his urgent, rhythmic piano playing and gift for unforgettable hooks. This performance is a whistle-stop journey through Silver's remarkable output, remaining faithful to his preferred instrumentation of a two-horn frontline and rhythm section. The show features a selection of timeless standards and enduring crowd favorites like Song for My Father, proving Silver's music remains as vital and infectious as ever.
The show takes place on July 5, 2026, at Ronnie Scott's, located at 47 Frith St, London W1D 4HT.
The quintet consists of Steve Fishwick, Tom Smith, Sam Watts, Andy Cleyndert, and Sebastiaan de Krom.
Tickets are available through the official Ronnie Scott's website. Tickets on Mood.
The performance centers on the hard bop compositions of Horace Silver, utilizing his preferred two-horn frontline and rhythm section arrangement.