Malcolm Creese

b. 24 August 1959, Bristol, Britain. After performing in the St. John’s University, Cambridge choir like a young man, Creese studied traditional cello in the Guildhall College of Music and Episode in London, worked well like a freelance with numerous classical orchestras and in 1985, turned instruments and design. Like a bass participant he quickly started to make a name in London jazz circles and in 1990 became a member of Stan Tracey. The next 12 months he was asked to become listed on the group led by John Dankworth and Cleo Laine. Through the 90s he continuing using Dankworth and Laine and in addition appeared on several recording classes with pop performers, including Sting, Pole Stewart, Depeche Setting, Chris De Burgh and Shara Nelson. In these same years he also used jazz organizations and led his personal trio with John Horler and Tony Coe. Creese in addition has performed on many film soundtracks and on tv (displays and advertisements). Furthermore to his considerable jazz and pop function, Creese offers continuing to function in the traditional field. He’s also energetic as an archive producer and works several brands including ABCDs and Dark Box Jazz which he offers recorded vocalist Liz Fletcher, Matt Wates, Coe and Dankworth. Creese’s audio musical history and wide encounter offers led to his learning to be a very much sought-after session participant and he brings to all or any his function a deep feeling of dedication and enormous specialized and rhythmic abilities.