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Hammond-led jazz/blues quartet playing Blue Note grooves and originals

Shura Greenberg Martin Slade

horizon 22 were formed in the late 1990s out of a desire to fuse Hammond organ 60s Blue Note grooves with 70s film soundtrack atmospherics.

Jazz-groove influences include Jimmy McGriff, Big John Patton and Grant Green. Our film influences include Roy Budd - we cover the"Get Carter" theme - and Lalo Schifrin, mastermind behind the "Mission Impossible Theme" and "Bullitt" soundtrack, among many others. The band regularly feature their own arrangements of "Bullitt" and "Enter the Dragon" music, which takes elements from the incidental music as well as the main themes.

But it's the bands' original tunes which mark them out. An amalgam of all their influences, certainly, but put together with a sound and attitude that is all horizon 22.

Behind each picture above you can find information on each component of the horizon 22 groove machine.

"Super-cool tunes in the early JTQ mould. Hammond-led, groove-driven. Perfect for hazy nights in lazy bars. One of the UK's brightest hopes in the new millennium Blue Note revival."


Tris Dickin, Spitz promoter

 

© Horizon 22 2005