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  • Home
  • Releases
    • March of The Octopus
    • Elegant Calamity
    • Lake Rd
    • Conversations
    • Splendid Isolation
    • Exit 430
    • Kaiwhakatere
    • Swings & Roundabouts
    • Questions in Red
    • The River Tethys
    • Where The Wild Clematis Grow
    • Goodnight T.V.
    • Kapow!
    • Twenty Twelve
    • Uncouth and Without Form
    • The Boss Has Lost It
    • Think About It!
    • The Phantom Canoe
    • Lighthouse
    • The Best of John Rae's Celtic Feet
    • Sneaky Weasel
    • John Rae's Big Feet
    • The Big If Smiles Again
  • Vinyl LP
  • Artists
    • John Rae
    • Ben Wilcock
    • Oscar Laven
    • Mark Lockett
    • Kim Patterson
    • Alex Ventling
    • Brian Kellock
    • The Troubles
    • The Royal New Zealand Airforce Jazz Orchestra
    • Dan Yeabsley
    • Ayrton Foote
    • Ben Wilcock & The Jelly Rolls
  • Playlists
  • Contact

Brian Kellock

Brian Kellock (28 December 1962 – 27 May 2025),  one of the UK’s finest jazz pianists, a master of the instrument whose reputation extended far beyond his native Scotland. His style, a breathtaking blend of Oscar Peterson’s swing and a uniquely mischievous harmonic wit,  made him a first-call accompanist for visiting American legends like Scott Hamilton and Herb Geller. A multi-award winner, including several British Jazz Awards, Kellock’s contribution to Thick Records brought a world-class level of lyricism and technical brilliance that, along with John Rae, bridged the gap between the European and Southern Hemisphere jazz traditions.

Recordings

Where The Wild Clematis Grow
Think About It!
The Boss Has Lost It
The Best of John Rae's Celtic Feet


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