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Tony Kofi
saxophone
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Who is Tony Kofi
Tony Kofi is a British jazz saxophonist and flautist. He leads a trio and quartet, and is co-founder of the Monk Liberation Band. His music often features a mix of traditional and contemporary elements, showcasing his versatility as an instrumentalist.
Kofi's discography includes releases such as Future Passed (2006), Point Blank (2018), Whispers of Rain (Live) (2026), Another Kind of Soul (2020), Altera vita (2024), and For the Love of Ornette (2010). He is signed to the Specific Jazz label and has been associated with the Grand Union Orchestra since 1998.
Born in 1966 · United Kingdom
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Tony Kofi records to collect
Selected albums on CD and vinyl from Amazon UK.
Whispers of Rain (Live)
2026
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Altera vita
2024
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Another Kind of Soul
2020
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Point Blank
2018
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For the Love of Ornette
2010
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Future Passed
2006
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Tony Kofi: verified discography
Albums and EPs matched to the artist's verified catalogue; expanded editions are grouped together.
- 2026Whispers of Rain (Live)· MusicBrainz + Deezerlive
- 2024Altera vita· MusicBrainz + Deezeralbum
- 2020Another Kind of Soul· MusicBrainzalbum
- 2018Point Blank· MusicBrainz + Deezeralbum
- 2010For the Love of Ornette· MusicBrainzalbum
- 2006Future Passed· MusicBrainz + Deezer + Apple Musicalbum
Tony Kofi on other platforms
Where to see them live
Club Gre2Jazz
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