Henrik Jensen's Followed By Thirteen at The Be-bop Club
£12 plus booking fee

A gig held at The Be-Bop Club on Thursday 4th November. The event starts at 19:30.


Full info and tickets
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/the-be-bop-club/t-qdzogk

Henrik Jensen - bass, Sam Crockatt - tenor sax, Esben Tjalve - piano, Mark Whitlam - drums

Bassist Henrik Jensen moved from Denmark to London in 1997 and is a graduate of the Royal Academy. He has toured the world from Tokyo to Moscow with various modern jazz projects and also as part of the band for close harmony group The Puppini Sisters. Henrik formed his quartet Followed By Thirteen in 2010, and the group are touring to coincide with the release of their third album.

On front-line duties is saxophonist Sam Crockatt who is a unique voice on the tenor saxophone. He has played in venues across the country and as far abroad as Serbia and Tahiti. As well as leading his own band Sam has appeared with amongst others Pete King, Julian Arguelles, and Gwilym Simcock.

Pianist Esben Tjalve is also originally from Denmark, and leads his sextet Red Kite, which released their album Theory Of Colours in 2019 with an all-star cast including Jasper Hoiby of Phronesis.

The group is completed by drummer Mark Whitlam who has performed live and/or recorded with some of the UK's finest jazz musicians, including Clare Teal, Jim Mullen (Average White Band), Jason Rebello (Sting, Jeff Beck), ECM artists Andy Sheppard and Iain Ballamy, Mike Outram, Tina May, Gareth Williams, Josh Arcoleo, James Gardiner-Bateman (Paloma Faith), Jake McMurchie (Get The Blessing)

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