Recorded: London in 2009
Alice Hall Guest Appearance, Violin
Alison Dods Violin
Becca Ware Viola
Bernhard Roessle Producer
Catherine Browning Violin
Chris "Big Foot" Lewis Stage Crew
Chris Worsey Cello
Christopher "Trapper" Blastock Stage Crew
Davina Clarke Guest Appearance, Violin
Dira Group Member, Vocals (Background)
Everton Nelson Violin
Finn Peters Group Member, Saxophone
Francesco Mendolia Group Member, Drums
Francis Hylton Group Member, Bass
Fraser "Stumpy" Mc Avoy Stage Crew
Gail Evans Vocals (Background), Group Member
Gill Mills Organizer, Coordination
Graham Harvey Group Member, Keyboards
Ian Burdge Cello
Imaani Vocals, Group Member
Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick Guitar, Bandleader, Vocals, Group Member
Jocelyn Brown Vocals, Group Member
Joy Rose Group Member, Vocals
Karl Vandenbosche Group Member, Percussion
Kevin Amos Mixing, Engineer
Lucy Wilkins Violin
Matt Cooper Group Member, Keyboards
Maysa Group Member, Vocals
Michael Antoniou Photography
Moritz Hausler Mixing, Engineer
Neil Gordon Direction
Oscar Ball Mixing, Engineer
Paden de la Fuente Editing
Pete Biggins Drums, Group Member
Randy Hope-Taylor Bass, Group Member
Richard Bull Guitar, Group Member
Sid Gauld Group Member, Trumpet
Simon Hale Conductor, String Arrangements
Thomas Dyani Percussion, Group Member
Tony Momrelle Group Member, Vocals
Trevor Mires Trombone, Group Member
Vanessa Haynes Group Member, Vocals
Vince Greene Viola
Incognito - far more than just a band. The sound visionary Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick has been pioneering in the mercurial acid jazz scene, and as a talent factory, Incognito has rolled out the red carpet for vocal prodigies, such as Jocelyn Brown and the best musicians from the British groove community. Short-lived musical trends have done nothing to damage the popularity of this multi-cultural band with their driving rhythms and elegant melodies and they have become a trademark all over the world, especially live. In this vein, "Bluey" Maunick celebrated Incognito's 30th birthday on stage at the London INDIGO2 with a thrilling concert in summer 2009.
It was a fantastic night: with their blend of soul and jazz, funk and fusion almost 30 musicians, with several surprise guest appearances, electrified the audience. Thanks to the contagious energy and the virtuoso solo numbers, each song became something special. And as if this band hadn't given us enough variety already, the strings of the Millenia Ensemble provided a delightful additional interplay of sound.
Incognito didn't just celebrate 30 years of first-rate music and continued success with this performance - they also gave their fans an unforgettable gift. |
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