No musician more embodies the dramatic transformation in the British jazz scene over the past twenty-plus years than saxophonist Courtney Pine.
The groundbreaking, multi-instrumentalist has led a generation of exciting and innovative players who have broadened their styles to take jazz out to a wider audience.
In the 80’s he was one of the first black British jazz artists to make a serious mark on the jazz scene when his first album charted. Now with an OBE and CBE for services to music, he continues to break new ground with a string of highly acclaimed recordings, numerous prestigious Industry awards, and a highly anticipated live performance at Jazz Cafe.
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