Saxophonist takes time out from Jools Holland and Ronnie Scott’s Blues Explosion to play Pangbourne

British Jazz Award-winning Derek Nash - bandleader, composer, arranger, record producer and engineer - is one of the UK’s busiest jazz musicians.

The saxophonist is Sunday’s special guest at Pangbourne Jazz on Sunday, when he performs with the resident Terry Hutchins Jazz Quartet.

One of the country’s busiest musicians and leader of six jazz bands, Nash performs in the Jools Holland Rhythm & Blues Orchestra and is also a member of the Ronnie Scott’s Blues Explosion.

Over the years, he has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in the business including Tom Jones, Eric Clapton, David Sanborn, Jack Bruce, Amy Winehouse, Michael Bublé and Sir Paul McCartney.

And he is also a composer, producer and engineer, receiving a gold disc for his work with Jamie Cullum on the Pointless Nostalgic album.

The jazz@PJC gig takes place from 7.30pm on Sunday, August 4, at Rosewood Hall in Whitchurch Road.

The club has a great atmosphere, great audience and great guests - “please come down and enjoy the company and the jazz”.

Visit www.pangbournejazzclub.com for more details or to book tickets.