Alan Cooper

b. 15 Feb 1931, Leeds, Britain, d. 22 August 2007, London, Britain. Playing several equipment, notably different associates from the clarinet family members, Cooper made a very important contribution to several traditional jazz rings in the united kingdom. Specifically, he was an associate from the Yorkshire Jazz Music group and also used the Temperance 7. Although configurations such as for example these may have became confining for a smaller musician, Cooper could display a big way of measuring originality in his playing. As recognized an observer from the United kingdom jazz scene simply because Digby Fairweather, with whom Cooper documented, likened him, with significant justification, to Sandy Dark brown which was compliment indeed. And in addition, as a result, Cooper was selected by Fairweather to try out on the tribute to Dark brown.