Horace Silver was one of the all-time jazz greats. He described his hard driving piano style and original composition approach as “meaningful simplicity”. Silver created some of the most enduring tunes in jazz such as “The Preacher”, “Blowin’ the Blues Away”, “Señor Blues” & “Song for my Father”, the evocative ballad “Peace”, and many others, while performing them in his distinctively personal “hard bop” blues and gospel style. After sell out success in the London Jazz Festival with the music of Miles Davis and later with The Blue Note Years, Chris Ingham – no stranger to Dean Street audiences, returns with his hard driving REBOP ensemble, evoking the style of Horace Silver’s music, adding their own imaginative creativity and improvisations.