Lo desconozco, en la fecha de la grabacion no lo pregunte , y en estos Jazz Camp havia mas de 120 inscritos,a muchos los conocia de antes y los habia etiquetado. Siento no poder informarte. Gracias por mirar i escuchar el vídeo

You used to have all of that. I have been under the impression that music lovers turned to The Birds, The Beattles, The Who, The Yardbirds, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Animals, The Dave Clark Five, The Hollies, Herman's Hermits, Gerry And The Pacemakers, Petula Clark, The Troggs, and Donovan for their music and Jazz kind of petered out. It was also a huge exchange if musical ideas between the UK and the US. Most of the Jazz artists became online teachers like Martin Taylor, a phenomenal finger style artist on the guitar. I live in the US and most of the Jazz venues no longer hire us. Of course there is the COVID-19 pandemic holding us back. Yesterday, the 20th, Joe Biden was sworn in as our new president and at that time, US deaths from the virus made it to 400,000. That number represents way more than the number of Americans who died during our short foray into WWII. Good old "the virus will disappear soon" Trumpenfuhrer has gone into hiding. I still play everyday because I love playing jazz on guitar. Best wishes, mate, and stay safe.

@@georgewest8468 Thanks for your comments. Yes I did like a few from the list you gave, maybe the stones and Beatles, but my main interests always lay with the jazz crowds. Together with my brother in law (a keen and very good guitarist) and a third guy, we used to look forward to the Brecon jazz festival. Martin Taylor was a regular along with some major US players. Alas sponsorship dried up and it no longer exists. A great pity because the once more mature and sensible audiences were driven away by the loutish younger mobs because of the all day drinking. The Brits can't handle it and behave in a civilised manner. Anyway keep on playing we need people such as yourself to keep jazz alive. I do think Joan Chamorro does a splendid job.

No estoy seguro, pero me parece que es Salvatore Philadelphia.

sorry, I don't know, is a Jam Session, and for this combo, I only know drumms,saxo and double bass