From the Orchestra’s inception in 1969 it has specialized in dance band music from the 1920s and 1930s with classic arrangements from bandleaders such as Ray Noble, Jack Hylton and Ambrose. The orchestra also pays special attention to the American bands that so influenced popular music in that era too, these include of course Fletcher Henderson, Duke Ellington, Ted Weems, as well as legendary crooners such as Bing Crosby and the ‘British’ answer to the ‘old groaner’ Al Bowlly. Simon Townley (piano and announcements) Dave Ford (trumpet) Mally Baxter (trumpet) Adrian Fry (trombone) Robert Fowler (alto baritone sax and clarinet) Dai Pritchard (alto sax/Clarinet) Olly Wilby (tenor sax/clarinet) Tom Langham (guitar/banjo /vocals) Dave Berry (sousaphone/double bass) Dom Sales (drums) Alex Callanan (drums/tech) Directed and produced by Christian Doho Cameras Liam Witchalls and Christian Doho Sound Miles Ashton Lights Louis Huddle Production Sarah Weller (c) Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club  We are very grateful to the Arts Council, The DCMS and the Government for this Culture Recovery Fund award and are delighted that they have recognised the fundamental importance of Ronnie Scott's as a national and international icon and a figurehead for UK Jazz. We are #hereforculture​