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Louis Hayes

A superior very difficult bop drummer most widely known for helping soloists instead of taking the spotlight himself, Louis Hayes led a band in Detroit mainly because an adolescent and was with Yusef Lateef during 1955-1956. He previously three notable organizations: Horace Silver’s Quintet (1956-1959), the Cannonball Adderley Quintet (1959-1965), …

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Walter Booker

Not really a flashy participant, Walter Booker was a trusted bassist and underrated stylist. His big build and capability to play well in the bass’ highest register shown his understanding of classic and contemporary strategies. He was also an above typical bowed soloist. Booker performed clarinet and alto sax in …

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Frank Butler

Drummer Frank Butler’s profession began on USO displays through the Second Globe War and went with what is most likely considered a lot more of the bang to jazz enthusiasts, a set of superb albums for the Xanadu label released in the past due ’70s. He passed away a little …

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Elvin Jones

Elvin Jones will be best-known for his association using the common John Coltrane Quartet (1960-1965) but he also had a notable profession being a bandleader and stayed a major impact in music. Among the all-time great drummers (bridging the difference between advanced hard bop as well as the avant-garde), Jones …

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Ed Thigpen

A sophisticated and subtle drummer who’s a professional with brushes, Ed Thigpen continues to be most well-known for his longtime account using the Oscar Peterson Trio. The kid of Ben Thigpen (who performed drums with Andy Kirk’s Orchestra through the entire 1930s), Ed obtained early experience using Cootie Williams from …

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Larry Ridley

A fantastic accompanist along with a thoughtful soloist, Larry Ridley has appeared on the many sessions being a sideman. He examined at Indiana School as well as the Lenox College of Jazz. After gigging in his hometown with Freddie Hubbard, Wayne Spaulding, and Wes Montgomery, Ridley relocated to NY, where …

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Jack DeJohnette

At his best, Jack DeJohnette is among the most consistently inventive jazz percussionists extant. DeJohnette’s design is wide-ranging, however while with the capacity of playing convincingly in virtually any contemporary idiom, he generally keeps a well-defined tone of voice. DeJohnette includes a extremely fluid romantic relationship to pulse. His timing …

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Larance Marable

Larance Marable is among the stalwart mainstream drummers around the LA jazz scene, popular for his traveling cymbal function and exquisite small bombs. Mainly self-taught, he began playing bop in the 1950s having a blast of stellar people to L.A., including Charlie Parker, Dexter Gordon, Stan Getz, Zoot Sims, and …

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Billy Hart

A flexible drummer who is a sideman in lots of different configurations, Billy Hart is really a creative participant most in the home performing advanced jazz. He worked well in early stages in Washington, D.C. with Buck Hill and Shirley Horn, and was using the Montgomery Brothers (1961), Jimmy Smith …

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