SpadgePosted: 2 Dec 2003, 1:26pmrecovered
Russ Dewbury (Strut/ Mumo Records) touches down in Adelaide for one night only at MojoWest on Sat Dec 6.
Dewbury is one of the UK's original jazz DJs, preaching his musical gospel worldwide since the mid 80s.
He is the sole power behind the Jazz Rooms, host of one of Britain’s longest running club sessions, attracting aficionados from the farthest corners of the earth with its unique blend of club jazz, underground funk and Afro-Latin rhythms mixed together with the current musical mores.
He's also responsible for Brighton’s world famous Jazz Bop events. Dewbury is one of Britain’s leading antiquarians of black music. His compilations of forgotten treasures have become must-own material for music lovers everywhere.
He's compiled the Africafunk albums for Harmless, the Club Africa series for Strut and Jazz Bizniz 1 and 2 for Counterpoint. Russ is currently releasing his debut album, Rapping With The Gods, for Mumo records.
He's worked with such jazz luminaries as Art Blakey, Pharoah Sanders and also folk-jazz legend Terry Callier, who Dewbury managed.
Supported by Adelaide DJs Ben Sun, Doo Da and Troy J Been at Mojo.
Doors open 10 pm, just $6 to experience a $25 ticket price artist.
Dewbury is one of the UK's original jazz DJs, preaching his musical gospel worldwide since the mid 80s.
He is the sole power behind the Jazz Rooms, host of one of Britain’s longest running club sessions, attracting aficionados from the farthest corners of the earth with its unique blend of club jazz, underground funk and Afro-Latin rhythms mixed together with the current musical mores.
He's also responsible for Brighton’s world famous Jazz Bop events. Dewbury is one of Britain’s leading antiquarians of black music. His compilations of forgotten treasures have become must-own material for music lovers everywhere.
He's compiled the Africafunk albums for Harmless, the Club Africa series for Strut and Jazz Bizniz 1 and 2 for Counterpoint. Russ is currently releasing his debut album, Rapping With The Gods, for Mumo records.
He's worked with such jazz luminaries as Art Blakey, Pharoah Sanders and also folk-jazz legend Terry Callier, who Dewbury managed.
Supported by Adelaide DJs Ben Sun, Doo Da and Troy J Been at Mojo.
Doors open 10 pm, just $6 to experience a $25 ticket price artist.