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Courtney Pine - Closer to home (1992) - In time (All will know)

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Uploaded by on Mar 12, 2010

Like many of his generation of young, black, UK jazz musicians, Courtney Pine came from a reggae and funk background. Pine is a dazzling performer on many instruments, notably saxophone, clarinet, flute and keyboards. He was a member of Dwarf Steps, a hard-bop band consisting of Berklee College Of Music graduates, before joining reggae artists Clint Eastwood And General Saint.

Courtney Pine's interest in jazz was fostered when he participated in workshops run by John Stevens. He came to wider public notice as a result of playing with Charlie Watts' Orchestra, George Russell's European touring band and with Art Blakey at the Camden Jazz Festival. In 1987, he played at the Bath Festival with the Orchestre National de Jazz. By that time, his reputation had spread far beyond jazz circles, and his first album was a massive seller by jazz standards. He appeared before a huge worldwide audience at the Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Concert at Wembley, backing dancers IDJ.

Courtney Pine has continued to play in reggae and other pop contexts (Closer To Home), and is a frequent collaborator with UK soul singer Mica Paris. Pine has done much to make jazz palatable for a younger audience, and as such is one of the UK's best ambassadors of the genre.

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  • Perfection.....What a song! Thanks!!

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  • This track really feels good....i see myself crusing along the coast...top drop down...while playing to the tune of this one :))

  • hi! wow all the week listening this song, its been a long time looking for it, a song lost in one of my old cassettes (what a times).

    AH, love the unexpected rhythm entry at 02:55, uff fantastic, even i had been put some scratch, lol, to be gobsmacked at all. Thanks

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  • @SM00THJAZZMOOD Good:)

  • This is great music, and had me harking back to the jazz from the fifties, (in a good way!)  and it keeps evolving its contagious grooves to delight us!

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  • beautiful track, lovin this right now, love the saxy sex, i mea sexy sax...lol <3

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