British/Canadian double bassist, composer, and arranger Duncan Hopkins has been working at the highest levels of jazz for almost thirty years. In that time he has worked with such luminaries as Norma Winstone, Bobo Stenson, Rob McConnell and the Boss Brass, Scott Hamilton, Houston Person, Warren Vache, Ed Bickert, Mark Murphy, Peter Appleyard, Bruce Barth, Bobby Watson, Jeremy Pelt, Byron Stripling, Dianna Krall, Kenny Wheeler, Sam Rivers, Harry Allen and Edward Simon to name but a few. He can be seen on film in “Where the Truth Lies” featuring Kevin Bacon and Colin Firth. He has toured extensively throughout Canada, Great Britain, Europe, Brazil, and the United States. He can be heard on over fifty albums, numerous CBC, BBC, and NPR recordings, and has seven recordings as a leader and several others as co-leader. The new recording “Foxy Trot” for the album "Who Are You? The Music of Kenny Wheeler" features two of Canada’s great guitarists, Reg Schwager and Ted Quinlan, and is rounded out by veteran musicians Michel Lambert on drums and Duncan Hopkins on double bass.