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Struggle With Gloryis the brand new album by Australia’s premiere jazz chameleon Harry James Angus. A re-imagining of the classic tales from Greek mythology set to a sublime reduction of gospel, jazz and soul, Struggle With Glory is another impressive step in an extraordinary musical journey for the Melbourne-born, Mullumbimby-based musician.

Harry James Angus has come far from the fresh-faced, but committed teen taking his first tentative steps on the path to jazz. Finding critical and commercial success on stages and charts across the globe with Australia’s beloved The Cat Empire, the jazz disciple, trumpeter and sublime vocalist has succeeded in branching out with a number of acclaimed projects of his own. Harry James Angus is playing at the Adelaide Festival on March 14 and 15.

Harry James Angus picks his top ten jazz classics for your musical enjoyment.

1 West End Blues – Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five

The most sublime 3 minutes of music.

2 Night and Day – Billie Holliday

A lot of people say they don’t like the sound of her voice. But just listen to this and tell me it doesn’t break your heart. Warmth and sadness.

3 Shake It And Break It – Sidney Bechet and his New Orleans Feetwarmers

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Best known as the trumpet playing singer from The Cat Empire, Harry James Angus returns to The Tanks Arts Centre as part of the Jazz Up North series this Friday 26^th August. Having  carved out a reputation for himself as one of the country’s most innovative and unpredictable artists, Harry James Angus is a solo artist who continues to experiment with different approaches to his craft.

Speaking to Harry after a recent tour of Canada with The Cat Empire, he was very excited to be returning to Cairns after the bands three sold out shows at The Tanks in June.

“It’s great, I love The Tanks. I’ve done a few shows there over the years and it’s a surprisingly intimate environment given the size of the room. It’s really just a beautiful place.”

Over the past decade, Harry has been bringing jazz and improvised music to new audiences  and culturally relevant worlds. When asked what to expect from this Fridays Jazz Up North show, he said:

“Basically we’re doing what The Cat Empire does, but just 100 years earlier! A lot of early jazz and stuff from the 30’s, I love diving through old records to find old compositions and then bringing them back to life. I’ve got a great bunch of players coming up for the gig, including Ollie McGill (The Cat Empire) who’ll be playing stride pian