The firm stature of contemporary jazz and improvisation in the musical spectrum is as much due to an onward passing of the baton by today’s prominent influencers as it is the ongoing legacy of the historic greats such as Charlie Parker, Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane. So when renowned saxophonist Mornington Lockett saw the potential in encouraging the early glimmers of talent in London-based Samuel Eagles, it indeed kindled something very special.