Courtney Pine - Rivers of Blood 05:36. Courtney Pine - In Another Time 03:15. Courtney Pine - The Morning After the Night Before 04:52. Courtney Pine - A Change Is Sure to Come 04:26. Courtney Pine - How Many More 06:27. Courtney Pine - Butterfly 03:56

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Includes unlimited streaming of Black Notes from the Deep via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 1 day. Purchasable with gift card. No musician embodies more the dramatic transformation in the British jazz scene over the past thirty years than Courtney Pine. His debut album, Journey To The Urge Within in 1987, was the first serious jazz album ever to make the British Top 40, notching up sales to qualify for a silver disc. Aside from being the preeminent figure in the resurgence of British jazz, Courtney became a renowned presenter and broadcaster, best known for his long running radio show for BBC Radio 2, 'Jazz Crusade'. He was also awarded an . E in the 2000 New Year's Honours, and was also made a .

The last time Courtney Pine played tenor saxophone in the studio was on 2005's Resistance. Since then, we've heard him use his soprano horn, bass clarinet, flutes, and more in programs as diverse as 2009's Tradition in Transition - an homage to Sidney Bechet that re-opened NOLA jazz's embrace of Afro-Cuban and Caribbean sounds - to 2015's Song (The Ballad Book), a bass clarinet duo offering with pianist.

Composed By, Arranged By – Courtney PinePiano – Robert MitchellTenor Saxophone – Courtney Pine. Engineered At – Holodeck 8 Studios.

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Courtney Pine 27-10-2017. Total duration:41 min. 01. Rules. Black Notes from the Deep. Composers: C. Pine - O. Lyefook. 02. You Know Who You Are. Courtney Pine. 03. Darker Than the Blue. 06. The Morning After the Night Before.

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Onstage, Courtney Pine remains an ebullient technocrat with a fearsome technique. But in the recording studio, his expressive energies have engaged a mellower emotional compass. His last album Ballads (The Song Book) was an elegiac duet with a wide-ranging repertoire that featured pianist Zoe Rahman and Pine on bass clarinet.

Black Notes From the Deep. Instead it flows seamlessly; it's smartly, even ingeniously arranged and expertly played and produced. In its sheer quality, it underscores Pine's continuing role as the true boss of British jazz.