2004 BBC Jazz Awards Winners

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LONDON, UK (BBC) - The young saxophonist Soweto Kinch, 26, was the big winner at last night's BBC Jazz Awards, alongside the veteran George Melly and the US trumpeter and composer Wynton Marsalis. Kinch, a previous winner of the rising star award and a 2003 Mercury prize nominee, walked away with two honours at a ceremony jointly hosted by Radio 2 and Radio 3 which spanned every branch of the genre.

2004 BBC Jazz Awards winners list:
Best band - Soweto Kinch
Rising star - Seb Rochford
Best instrumentalist - Soweto Kinch
Best vocalist - Ian Shaw
Best album - The Journey Home by Colin Steele
Best new work - Cheltenham "Jerwood Rising Stars" Commission
Innovation - Fellowship For Integrated Rhythmic Expression
Award for services to jazz - Jed Williams
International artist - Wynton Marsalis
Jazz heritage - Keith Nichols
Lifetime achievement - George Melly