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Brass bands have a long and dsitinguished history, and the current Black Dyke Band players enjoy a history that outshines any other group. However, it must be said that Black Dyke concerts are hardly formulaic, and their performances over recent years have pushed back the conventional boundaries so far as to dazzle the eyes of many traditionalists.

Their Bridgewater Hall concert in May 2007 was a clear case in point. James Morrison and his jazz trio rub shoulders with traditional African dancers, a Yorkshire choral society and a cathedral choir. See it to believe it!

01	Summon the Dragon	Peter Graham	Black Dyke Band
02	La Corsair	Hector Berlioz arr. Geoffrey Brand	Black Dyke Band
03	Strike Up The Band / S'Wonderful	George Gershwin arr. Robin Dewhurst	James Morrison and the Robin Dewhurst Trio
04	Blessed Assurance	Stephen Bulla	James Morrison (Flugel Horn and Trumpet) with Black Dyke Band
05	C Jam Blues	Duke Ellington arr. Robin Dewhurst	James Morrison and the Robin Dewhurst Trio
06	African Sanctus	David Fanshawe arr. Vicky Burrett	Black Dyke Band, The Mighty Zulu Nation Theatre Company, Yorkshire Philharmonic Choir and Bristol Cathedral Choir
07	Walking With Heroes	Paul Lovatt-Cooper	Black Dyke Band
08	We've Only Just Begun	Roger Nichols arr. Bill Geldard	James Morrison with Black Dyke Band
09	Autumn Leaves	Joseph Kosma arr. Robin Dewhurst	James Morrison and the Robin Dewhurst Trio
10	Hey Jude	Paul McCartney arr. Robin Dewhurst	James Morrison and the Robin Dewhurst Trio
11	Vienna Nights	Philip Wilby	Black Dyke Band
12	Riverdance	Bill Whelan arr. Ray Farr	Black Dyke Band