Jazz festival of the week: A Love Supreme Festival

Glynde Place, East Sussex

Thursday 04 July 2013 12:08 EDT

Gregory Porter will play A Love Supreme Festival on Sunday (PA)

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The first three-day greenfield jazz festival in the UK for more than 20 years, A Love Supreme continues this weekend with some major names and rising stars.Saturday has Bryan Ferry doing his Jazz Age number, but you also have Chic feat. Nile Rodgers, American big-hitters Robert Glasper and Marcus Miller, bluesman Eric Bibb, and Kairos 4Tet.

Sunday heralds Esperanza Spalding, Soweto Kinch, the brilliant Gregory Porter and Branford Marsalis. Jools Holland heads the main stage, while Gwyneth Herbert sets sail from the big top with her fine new album of oceanic curiosities, The Sea Cabinet. (lovesupremefestival.com) Sat & Sun

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