Trombones:
Paul Dunlea (tbn)
Paul Frost (btbn)
Eoghan Kelly (tbn)
Eoin Nash (tbn)
Mick Marshall (tbn)
Rhythm:
Phill Collins (piano)
Rory Dempsey (bass)
Steve Kelly (drums)
Influences
JJ Johnson, Charles Mingus, Bone Structure, Frank Rosolino, Bill Reichenbach, The Five Brothers, Urbie Green, Count Basie, Roy Keane, Murphy's Irish Stout, Taytos, Barry's Tea.
Sounds Like
"Ireland's finest five trombone and rhythm section band"
The Bones of Cork:
5 Trombones and rhythm section from Cork City, Ireland.
The Bones of Cork play exciting jazz standards and originals arranged by some of Europe's top writers.
The line up consists of
Michael Marshall, Eoghan Kelly, Eoin Nash, Paul Dunlea on Trombones
Paul Frost on Bass Trombone
With Steve Kelly (Drums) Phill Collins (Piano), and Rory Dempsey (Bass)
Originally formed to perform at the prestigous closing ceremony of Cork European Capital of Culture 2005, the band has gone on to "wow" the crowds at numerous high profile gigs including Cork Jazz Festival 2006/2007, Dun Laoighre Festival of World Cultures, Cork Midsummer Festival and The Lord Mayors Gala Charity Concert.
Individually the members of the group have played with artists as diverse as Phil
Woods, Curtis Fuller, Benny Golson, Buddy Greco, Sir John Dankworth, Rufus Reid,
Tim Garland, Syd Lawrence Orchestra, Glenn Miller UK Big Band and the Back To Basie Big Band. Collectively, they are earning a reputation as one of Irelands most exciting live jazz acts with a rare and original line-up.
Luke Cosgrave & Novella Hermosa Support One Day International at the Pavilion on Thurs 16th @ 10 pm sharp. Would be great to see you there!! Cheers. Luke.
Hey Mic, hows it goin? Has the wallet recovered after Finland?! Tunes sound great! Im back to hannover from about 28th Sept. Give me a shout sure. Take it easy. Chris
Hey, you bones of cork, sounds great to me. You lads can blow a bit. I think what appeals to me is you are different, hmm like that. Best wishes to you from all the guys n gals in L.B.B. Dennis.
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