Piano legend Lang Lang tinkles the ivories on 'Love Letter to Groningen', and jazz fusion star Gregory Porter puts his spin on 'Mona Lisa'. Trombone Shorty and Jools' Rhythm & Blues Orchestra kick things off with 'Morris Dance', music legend Sir Tom gives a soul-stirring rendition of 'Forgive Me', backed by the London Contemporary Voices choir and the orchestra, while former Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour strums away on 'Blues For The End Of Time'.Д®lsewhere, jazz maestro Herbie features on 'St Louis Blues' along with Mercury Prize-nominee Moses Boyd It has been a joy from start to finish and I feel the sonic journey of the album perfectly encapsulates the pleasure we took in its creation.' We were constantly looking for new ways in which we could continue to optimise Jools' collaborations via the use of working with technologies and traditions both new and old. Watching Jools' thought processes and total commitment to his art has been particularly poignant during this crazy lock down period. We share a common love for the piano and the rich variety of sounds, possibilities and artistry that can be reached by the frequencies and vibrations of its keys and strings. Jools and I have met many times over the years whether through jamming together on 'Later' and for his radio show, for the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall or via mutual friends. Nitin added: 'It was such an honour and privilege to be asked by Jools to come on board as a producer for his new album 'PIANOLA.PIANO & FRIENDS'. And so grateful to my lifelong friend the piano for making it possible.' with Jools Holland' host said: 'I'm humbled to have made this record with the greatest instrumental and vocal artists of our day. Released on November 19, the extensive LP is produced by Ivor Novello-winning multi-instrumentalist Nitin Sawhney. The 63-year-old bandleader-and-pianist is joined by his iconic musician friends on the upcoming collection in homage to the piano.

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