Butetown celebrates jazz heritage
Jazz musicians will be joining forces to recreate the spirit of Tiger Bay's heyday in Cardiff this Sunday 3 May.
Rare recordings by jazz guitarist Vic Parker will be unveiled at Butetown Bay Jazz in the Wales Millennium Centre.
The sessions at the long-gone Quebec pub were secretly recorded by a Dutch sea captain in January 1976 and will be handed to local historians.
The event also includes a host of local performers, workshops and exhibitions as part of a full day of celebrations.
Featured artists include singer Li Harding, the Byron Jones Big Band, and a specially formed jazz choir made up of Butetown children.
Rare recordings by jazz guitarist Vic Parker will be unveiled at Butetown Bay Jazz in the Wales Millennium Centre.
The sessions at the long-gone Quebec pub were secretly recorded by a Dutch sea captain in January 1976 and will be handed to local historians.
The event also includes a host of local performers, workshops and exhibitions as part of a full day of celebrations.
Featured artists include singer Li Harding, the Byron Jones Big Band, and a specially formed jazz choir made up of Butetown children.
Read the full story on the BBC South East Wales website including my interviews with Humie Webbe and Chris Hodgkins, plus an archive clip of Vic Parker.
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