Red Heart Sunset Playlist

This playlist starts with Love for Sale- a famous classic from Phil's Standards Trio, recorded live during lockdown in 2021. Come and check out Phil's Standards Trio performing at the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival on 21st July. The playlist goes on to feature tracks from Trio AAB, Phil's International Quartet, Paul Harrison's Sugarwork, and a first glimpseof music from his solo improvised saxophone suite, Testimony. Check out the beautiful track Sunset Over Loch Indaal- from Colin Steele's celebrated group Stramash- which is being reformed for a reunion concert at The Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival on the 15th July. And Heart In Mouth is the first airing of music from Phil's new band, The Beautiful Storm- recorded last October, which features tabla virtuoso Gyan Singh, and Scotland's own Graeme Stephen. Please take some time out to listen and enjoy! Photography by Rob Bruce.

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	About 'Red Heart Sunset' Playlist		× Contributors: Author: Myriad Streams;
	Love For Sale	09:18	× By Phil Bancroft Standards Trio- from the Album Inner Urge- Live At THe Blue Lamp. Contributors: Band: Standards Trio; Tenor Saxophone: Phil Bancroft; Acoustic Bass: Mario Caribe; Drum Kit: Tom Bancroft; Composer: Cole Porter;
	Sunset Over Loch Indaal	05:04	× By Colin Steele's 'Stramash', from the album of the same name. Contributors: Buy Album: Stramash; Composer/Trumpet: Colin Steele; Piano: Dave Milligan; Acoustic Bass: Aidan O'Donnell; Drum Kit: Stu Ritchie; Tenor Saxophone: Phil Bancroft; Low Whistle: Rory Campbell; Fiddle: Aidan O'Rourke; Fiddle: Catriona MacDonald; Viola: Mairi Campbell; Cello: Su-a Lee;
	Red Cow Flying	04:56	× By Phil Bancroft's International Quartet, from the album 'Headlong'. Contributors: Band: International Quartet; Bandleader: Phil Bancroft; Composer: Phil Bancroft; Tenor Saxophone: Phil Bancroft; Acoustic Bass: Reid Anderson; Guitar: Mike Walker; Drum Kit: Thomas Strønen;
	Heart In Mouth	09:54	× This piece uses Jai Taal, the beautiful and formidably difficult Thala (rhythmic cycle) from Indian Classical Music (Hindustani), and places it into a contemporary jazz context. The cycle is 13 (or 6 and a half) beats long, and thus allows only particular permutations of 2 and 3 quaver groupings during improvisations. Recorded inside Ringo barn Borthwick, during October 2022 by Phil's new band The Beautiful Storm, from the album 'Hungry Star' which will be released in early 2024. Contributors: Band: The Beautiful Storm; Bandleader: Phil Bancroft; Tabla: Gyan Singh; Guitar: Graeme Stephen;
	Spiral Confection	05:27	× By Paul Harrison's Sugarwork, from the album of the same name. "An album of compelling, startling music, unlike anything else on the current jazz scene in Scotland.” London Jazz News Contributors: Drum Kit: Stu Brown; Guitar: Graeme Stephen; Tenor Saxophone: Phil Bancroft; Composer: Paul Harrison; Band: Sugarwork; Buy Album: Sugarwork;
	Testimony Part 4	02:11	× This is Part 4 of the solo improvised saxophone suite, recorded in 2021 at Phil's farm in Borthwick. This track is the first from this album shared publicly- a sneak preview of the whole album which will be released early in 2024. Contributors: Solo Saxophone: Phil Bancroft;
	Pay Some Fucking Attention	04:10	× by Trio AAB, from multi-award winning album, 'Wherever I Lay My Home, That's My Hat'. Contributors: Band: Trio AAB; Tenor Saxophone: Phil Bancroft; Guitar: Kevin Mackenzie; Composer/Drummer: Tom Bancroft;

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