John Dankworth
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The brains behind the Milton Keynes International Festival on overcoming the town's punchline status and its audacious bid for European capital of culture
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Icarus At The Edge Of Time | The $1,000,000 Collection | Kele | Tapestry Supersonic Sunday | Dirty Projectors | Buxton Festival
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Johnny Dankworth's performance at the 1959 Newport jazz festival still sounds fresh and vibrant today, says Dave Gelly
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After a nervous start, this John Dankworth recording from 1959 turns out to be a jazz milestone, says John Fordham
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Nigel Tully writes: Soon after becoming a liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Musicians in 1991, Sir John Dankworth threw himself into the work of its jazz committee, which I have the pleasure of chairing.
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Music bloggers looked to have fallen from favour – but don't write them off just yet, says Chris Salmon
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Hilary Davan Wetton writes: Sir John Dankworth was much more than an honorific vice-president of the Milton Keynes City Orchestra - he was a staunch supporter, both in public and in private.
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One of the UK's most impressive jazz exports, the versatile Sir John Dankworth, was deservedly famous – but never a snob
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4 out of 5 stars.Various venues
A convalescing John Dankworth managed one moving tune from his wheelchair, while his family members stylishly held the fort, writes John Fordham
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Various: Jazz on Film – The New Wave II review – a rich and enjoyable collection
5 out of 5 stars.