Apr 26, 2007 • 1 min read

Parliamentary Jazz Awards: and the winners are

Gwilym Simcock, Jez Nelson and Kenny Wheeler were among the winners at the PPL-sponsored Parliamentary Jazz Awards, organised by the All Party Parliamentary Jazz Appreciation Group.

It was the PPL sponsored Parliamentary Jazz Awards this week, where the All Party Parliamentary Jazz Appreciation Group pat the great and good of the jazz world on the back. And the winners were...

Jazz Musician of the Year: Gwilym Simcock

Jazz Broadcaster of the Year: Jez Nelson

Jazz Venue of the Year: Pizza Express (Soho, London)

Jazz Educator of the Year: Peter Churchill

Jazz Publication of the Year: Jazzwise

Jazz Journalist of the Year: Stuart Nicholson

Services to Jazz: Kenny Wheeler

Jazz CD of the Year: John Taylor - 'Angel Of The Presences'

Jazz Ensemble of the Year: Killer Shrimp

APPJAG Special Award: Bill Ashton MBE

Commenting on this year's awards, Bob Blizzard, Secretary of the All Party Parliamentary Jazz Appreciation Group told CMU: "We are delighted to honour all of the winners who have done so much to advance British jazz. We are very pleased that by holding these awards, Parliament is able to promote British jazz in this way".

Fans of jazz awards are in for another treat next month - the inaugural Ronnie Scotts Jazz Awards will take place on the upcoming Bank Holiday Monday, which is all very exciting.

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