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This set of six musical sketches, written by the
late, great British saxophonist Pat Crumly, were recorded way back in 1984 with
the aid of funds from the Arts Council of Great Britain and the Greater London
Arts Association. Prior to engaging with the project Crumly immersed himself in
the harrowing environment of the Third World via in-depth reading and
travelling throughout Africa and the Middle East. With his natural interest in
ethnic music and culture, and his individual style and passion for jazz, Crumly
created an album that draws the listener in to his own sound world, captivating
and informing.
"Whenever Crumly played at the Ronnie Scott Club, Scott would join the audience to listen, absorbed" Steve Voce - The Independent
Listen to a sample from Third World Sketches:
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