Empirical (jazz band)

Empirical (jazz band)

Empirical is a jazz ensemble consisting of Jay Phelps on trumpet, Nathaniel Facey on alto saxophone, Kit Downes on piano, Tom Farmer on double bass and Shaney Forbes on drums. Previously, the band featured John Escreet on piano and Neil Charles on bass.

"Empirical", the band's first album, was produced by Courtney Pine.

Awards

* Parliamentary Jazz Awards Best Ensemble - 2008
* EBU/European Jazz Competition - 2008
* Peter Whittingham award - December 2007
* "Jazzwise" Album of the year - 2007
* "Mojo" Jazz album of the year 2007

External links

* [http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=75447732 Myspace page]
* [http://jazz.jvc.com/articles/?id=15 Empirical: British Invasion]


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