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Former and drummer has come out of retirement to join UK jazz band Pete Roth Trio. The band use the phrase "Jazz without borders" on their website, claiming they "create jazz for a new generation of music enthusiasts that look beyond the ordinary jazz conventions." The band go on to state, "Some use qualifiers like ‘near-jazz’, ‘neo-jazz’, or ‘stadium-jazz’ to break out of the ‘old-man-jazz’ straightjacket.
Phrases like that act as trigger-warnings that what the Trio plays ain’t always going to fit, or be nice. The group’s roots are firmly planted in popular music, but it seeks to expand the notion of what it is acceptable or possible to do, or represent, within that genre." Bruford announced that that he was retiring from performing and recording on January 1, 2009.
His final public gig was with his Earthworks band on July 31, 2008. During his retirement Bruford studied for and received a PhD in Music from the University Of Surrey, and write his acclaimed autobiography Save for a short stint with Ann Bailey's Soul House, a covers band from Surrey, Bruford's only appearance behind the kit since he announced his retirement, was at , when he performed , as covered by Bryan Ferry, alongside , Guy Pratt and Chris Difford from Squeeze. You can see the Pete Roth Trio live dates and ticket details below.
Sep 18: Guildford Growlers & Cans Oct 11: Kingston ex Cellar And Wine Oct 15: Loxwood North Hall Nov 1: London Hampstead Jazz Club Nov 17: Pangbourne Working Men's CLub Nov 23: Windsor Old Court Artspace Nov 27: London 606 Club Dec 11: Oxford The Spin Jazz Club Sign up below to get the latest from Prog, plus exclusive special offers, direct to your inbox! . Writer and broadcaster Jerry Ewing is the Editor of Prog Magazine which he founded for Future Publishing in 2009. He grew up in Sydney and began his writing career in London for Metal Forces magazine in 1989.
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