| | Modern Jazz At The Royal Festival Hall, October 1954. CD - Import
Featured here are four tracks from the Don Rendell Sextet, three tracks from the Ken Moule Seven, and 4 tracks from the Tony Crombie Orchestra. This is an opportunity to hear classic British modern jazz as it was getting into its stride during the 1950s.
Recorded at the Royal Festival Hall, this album collects three performances from the night onto one album. The Don Rendell Sextet, the Ken Moule Seven, and the Tony Crombie Orchestra are all represented, performing strong sets that represented the modern jazz scene at the time. ~ Bradley Torreano
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