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Phil Seaman and Jeff Clyne, Ronnie Scotts, Gerrard Street, London, 1959. Creator: Brian Foskett
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Phil Seaman and Jeff Clyne, Ronnie Scotts, Gerrard Street, London, 1959. Creator: Brian Foskett
Phil Seaman and Jeff Clyne, Ronnie Scotts, Gerrard Street, London, 1959
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1950s Basement Bass Player Brian Foskett Double Bass Double Bass Player Double Bassist Drum Drummer Drums Drumsticks Entertainer Fifties Foskett Fred Foskett Freddy Foskett Gerrard Street Instrument Instruments Jazz Club National Jazz Archive On Stage Phil Ronnie Ronnie Scott Ronnie Scotts Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club Scott Seaman Soho Venue Brian City Of Westminster Jazz Musician Jeff
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This print captures the essence of London's vibrant jazz scene in the 1950s. Taken by Brian Foskett, it features Phil Seaman and Jeff Clyne at Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club on Gerrard Street. The image showcases the undeniable talent and passion of these two musicians as they perform on stage. Seaman, a skilled drummer, is seen energetically playing his drums with precision while holding drumsticks mid-air. Beside him stands Clyne, a talented double bassist, gracefully plucking the strings of his instrument. Their intense focus and dedication to their craft are evident in their expressions. The basement venue exudes an intimate atmosphere that perfectly complements the soulful sounds filling the air. Located in Soho's bustling City of Westminster, Ronnie Scotts became synonymous with top-notch jazz performances during this era. Foskett's monochrome composition adds a timeless quality to this snapshot from history. It transports us back to a time when live music was at its peak and artists like Seaman and Clyne were at the forefront of innovation. Preserved within the National Jazz Archive, this photograph serves as both a visual testament to London's rich musical heritage and a tribute to these remarkable individuals who contributed so much to its thriving jazz culture.
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