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Ahmad Alaadeen

One of many musicians located in the Kansas Town region in the 1990s, Ahmad Alaadeen began to produce a stronger impression beyond the city limitations in the later ’90s by himself ASR label. Mainly referred to as Alaadeen, the saxophonist examined on the Kansas Town Conservatory of Music, St. Mary’s …

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Fra Fra Sound

Although much less well known in america because they are in elements of Traditional western Europe, Fra Fra Sound is a Dutch jazz institution and continues to be mixed up in Netherlands because the early ’80s. Fra Fra in addition has documented as the Fra Fra Big Music group, which …

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Jimmy Smith

The funky organist from the same name became so famous during his life — and his design of playing so beloved in the hereafter — that this resulting near-total eclipse of a youthful Jimmy Smith in classic jazz isn’t surprising, if still regrettable. The Smith who was simply area of …

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Jon Burr

A talented and versa Burr recorded his debut place as a head IN MY Words and phrases for Cymekob in 1993.

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Cedric Haywood

Pianist Cedric Haywood’s association with a number of the more hard traveling varieties of jazz may mask the flexibility he displayed throughout his profession. It is accurate that he appears connected in the sides with hard-driving tenor honkers, in fact playing in a higher school music group behind Arnett Cobb …

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Keno Duke

Drums. Hard bop stylist who led exceptional group in middle-’70s that produced two fine, badly distributed albums for Strata-East and Trident.

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Birdology

Record. Another in group of concept albums offering various saxophonists having to pay homage to Charlie Parker.

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Andrew L. Goodrich

Located in Chicago, Andy Goodrich is normally a experienced alto saxophonist whose shimmering tone is normally inspired by Charlie Parker and Sonny Stitt aswell as Benny Carter. Goodrich was created and elevated in Memphis, where he used the alto in the 7th Quality and continued to be honored a four-year …

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Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra

Close to the end of 1965, harmonically advanced trumpeter/cornetist Thad Jones organized a large music group with drummer Mel Lewis that from February 1966 onward played Monday evenings in the Village Vanguard. Through the following 10 years, the orchestra (although usually a part-time affair) became popular and offered Jones an …

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