Jools Holland  Ahead of his Audley End appearance, Britain’s
favourite boogie-woogie man tells JENNIFER SHELTON why listening
to live music outdoors is a joy as old as the hills, pays
tribute to Amy Winehouse, and considers who his ideal Later. . .
guests would be.  Jools Holland Jools Holland  Music is the
greatest art form there is, according to pianist, band leader,
broadcaster and fully-fledged national treasure Jools Holland.
But then, having spent his life surrounded by it - from first
hearing his parents' jazz and blues records around the house to
performing live for the Queen at Buckingham Palace - he would
say that.  But so, he explains, would the Ancient Greeks:
"Playing music and dancing to music in an outside setting is
something that the ancients recognised," he says, ahead of his
appearance at Audley End on August 3.  "When you see a smashed-
up Greek urn that someone's glued back together in the British
Museum or something, often that's exactly what the pictures
depict. They worked out that the