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'''Steve Buckley''' is a [[British jazz]] [[musician]]. He is a multi-instrumentalist who is most often heard playing alto and soprano saxophones, [[penny whistle]] and [[bass clarinet]].<ref name="vortex">{{cite web|title =Big Air |last=Parker|first=Chris|publisher=Vortex| url =http://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/cd-reviews/big-air.html | accessdate = 2008-12-22 }}</ref> |
'''Steve Buckley''' is a [[British jazz]] [[musician]]. He is a multi-instrumentalist who is most often heard playing alto and soprano saxophones, [[penny whistle]] and [[bass clarinet]].<ref name="vortex">{{cite web|title =Big Air |last=Parker|first=Chris|publisher=Vortex| url =http://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/cd-reviews/big-air.html | accessdate = 2008-12-22 }}</ref> |
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Buckley was a key member of [[Loose Tubes]]. He has also been an important side man in many bands including, [[Human Chain]], [[Ashley Slater]]'s [[Microgroove]] and [[Django Bates]]' [[Delightful Precipice]]. A close connection with African and Latin American musicians led to his playing and recording with such bands as Bosco D'Olivera's Grupo Folia (UK), The Pan African Orchestra (Ghana), Kakatsitsi (Ghana) and Massukos (Mozambique). One of his closest musical associations is with trumpet player [[Chris Batchelor]]. Together they released three albums, "The Whole and the Half" (1995), "Life As We Know It" (1999) and "Big Air" (2008) featuring Oren Marshall, [[Jim Black]] and [[Myra Melford]].<ref name="vortex In 2006 they recieved the BBC Jazz on 3 award for best new work with "Ten Tall Tales" |
Buckley was a key member of [[Loose Tubes]]. He has also been an important side man in many bands including, [[Human Chain]], [[Ashley Slater]]'s [[Microgroove]] and [[Django Bates]]' [[Delightful Precipice]]. A close connection with African and Latin American musicians led to his playing and recording with such bands as Bosco D'Olivera's Grupo Folia (UK), The Pan African Orchestra (Ghana), Kakatsitsi (Ghana) and Massukos (Mozambique). One of his closest musical associations is with trumpet player [[Chris Batchelor]]. Together they released three albums, "The Whole and the Half" (1995), "Life As We Know It" (1999) and "Big Air" (2008), the latter featuring Oren Marshall, [[Jim Black]] and [[Myra Melford]].<ref name="vortex In 2006 they recieved the BBC Jazz on 3 award for best new work with "Ten Tall Tales" |
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Steve Buckley is a British jazz musician. He is a multi-instrumentalist who is most often heard playing alto and soprano saxophones, penny whistle and bass clarinet.[1]
Buckley was a key member of Loose Tubes. He has also been an important side man in many bands including, Human Chain, Ashley Slater's Microgroove and Django Bates' Delightful Precipice. A close connection with African and Latin American musicians led to his playing and recording with such bands as Bosco D'Olivera's Grupo Folia (UK), The Pan African Orchestra (Ghana), Kakatsitsi (Ghana) and Massukos (Mozambique). One of his closest musical associations is with trumpet player Chris Batchelor. Together they released three albums, "The Whole and the Half" (1995), "Life As We Know It" (1999) and "Big Air" (2008), the latter featuring Oren Marshall, Jim Black and Myra Melford.Cite error: The <ref> tag has too many names (see the help page).
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