On Monday, I was pretty much exhausted - we did have a night out to see the Jazz at The Red Lion, Isleworth, because one of my favourite saxophonists was playing.
Derek Nash;
As you can see, he had his baritone sax with him as well as the usual Tenor and Alto.
And the little soprano;
Which, as I often say, he must have left in the washing machine just a bit too long.
He is a very expressive, lively and bright player - which is why he's on the TV and at the best venues so often.
I missed 'Comin' home', which he always used to play but there was blues, there was style (Jimmy Smith) and a whole lot more.
His friend John Etheridge was there too, playing some very fine guitar;
Along with Val Mannix on bass, Ted Beament on Keys and Trevor Tomkins on drums.
A very fine evening, even if I wasn't at my best.
Neil Harris
(a don't stop till you drop production)
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