Andrew Speight

Andrew Speight is an Australian born jazz saxophonist based in the USA.[1][2][3] His band, the Andrew Speight Quartet, won the 1999 ARIA Award for Best Jazz Album with their self titled album.[4] Speight had previously fronted the jazz quintet Now's the Time.[5]

Andrew Speight

Discography

Andrew Speight Quartet

  • Andrew Speight Quartet (1998) - ABC Music[6][7][8]

Now's the Time

  • Now's the Time - rooArt Jazz[9]
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References
  1. Hildebrand, Lee (10 July 2011), "Sax man Andrew Speight plays 'Bird With Strings'", SFGate
  2. Weir, Kenny (16 May 1999), "The art of poise", Sunday Herald Sun
  3. Shand, John (20 May 1997), "Speight Brings Home A White-hot Spate Of Bebop", Sydney Morning Herald
  4. Scatena, Dino (13 October 1999), "Rockers' four ARIA haul worth the wait.", Daily Telegraph
  5. Brennan, Gail (19 November 1988), "Now's almost the time", Sydney Morning Herald
  6. Weir, Kenny (25 October 1998), "QUARTET. Turn it up, sit back and smile.", Sunday Herald Sun
  7. Gettler, Leon (3 December 1998), "Jazz", The Age
  8. Clare, John (28 December 1998), "Jazz", Sydney Morning Herald
  9. Jackson, Adrian (28 December 1998), "Burrows. Jazz no trivial pursuit", BRW
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