Tenderlonious: You Know I Care review – fine and funky tribute

Posted 2023-08-20, The Observer Headlines

As player, producer, bandleader and label boss, Ed Cawthorne (AKA Tenderlonious) has been an industrious presence on London’s jazz scene for the best part of a decade. Self-taught on flute and soprano sax, originally inspired by the likes of Yusef Lateef, Cawthorne has made eclecticism his calling card, with his records... read full story

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