SKA JAZZ REVIEW - WATER TAXI [BALCONY]

SKA-JAZZ REVIEW performs the song “WATER TAXI“ for BalconyTV. Subscribe to us right now at ’Like’ us on Facebook - Follow us on Twitter - PRESENTED BY DANILA SPb Ska-Jazz Review In 2001, the famous Russian ska-punk band Spitfire started a spin-off project called St. Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review in collaboration with members of the St. Petersburg-based, afro-Caribbean band Markscheider Kunst. The initial idea was to create a program comprised mostly of jazz standards such as Sidewinder, Corcovado, Four and original ska tunes (St. Thomas, Man in the Street) to perform at the Sergey Kuryokhin International Festival (SKIF) in April ’01. The line-up of this band included the baritone-sax and percussion players of Markscheider Kunst as well as all members of Spitfire. The show attracted great interest and the band continued to play live gigs on the Russian club scene. SPb Ska-Jazz Review?s debut album was recorded in Ma