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Lem Winchester

Lem Winchester had great potential being a vibraphonist nonetheless it was all trim short by way of a tragic incident. Inspired by Milt Jackson but creating a audio of his very own, Winchester actually performed tenor, baritone, and piano before selecting to stick solely to vibes. A officer in Wilmington, …

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Doug MacDonald

Doug MacDonald is an excellent bop-based guitarist within the custom of Supplement Ellis, Barney Kessel, and Joe Move. He grew up in Honolulu and began on electric guitar when he was 13, having briefly performed trombone before. MacDonald transferred to LA in 1984 following a season in NEVADA and made …

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Walter Bishop, Jr.

Walter Bishop, Jr. was a very important power pianist on many today’s jazz session through the bebop period, remaining a dynamic performer until his loss of life at age 70 in early 1998. The child of composer Walter Bishop, Sr., he was raised in Harlem’s Sugars Hill area, so when …

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John Labelle

John Labelle is among the best crooners from Canada, a singer influenced by Frank Sinatra’s conception but displaying a solid tone of voice of his own. Labelle was presented to music by hearing his parent’s information which included many big-band golf swing albums along with a sampler of strike vocal …

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Franco Ambrosetti

Franco Ambrosetti has already established dual professions as an extremely successful businessman, so when an excellent trumpeter and flügelhornist inspired by Freddie Hubbard and Kilometers Davis. His dad Flavio Ambrosetti was a fantastic saxophonist. Franco got piano lessons for eight years but is definitely self-taught on trumpet, which he didn’t …

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Frederick Waits

A versatile and well-respected drummer, Frederick Waits worked in lots of different circumstances throughout his profession. He performed flute in early stages, and also majored in flute at Jackson Road College; nevertheless, he shortly became a specialist drummer. A few of his early gigs had been for blues performers, including …

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Don Sickler

Trumpeter and arranger Don Sickler made his preliminary splash in 1983, debuting using the LP The Music of Kenny Dorham. Nevertheless, then spent another dozen years from the limelight, focusing rather on support and producing performers including Freddie Redd, Larry Coryell, and Cindy Blackman. He also loved a short stint …

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Walter Perkins

Best known because the leader from the short-lived MJT + 3 during 1959-1962, Walter Perkins was a longtime fixture within the Chicago jazz picture. He obtained some acknowledgement for using the Ahmad Jamal Trio during 1956-1957 (before Jamal actually captured on). A 1957 arranged for Argo led by Perkins (and …

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John Klemmer

A dynamic composer and an innovator for the electrified saxophone (using echo effects quite effectively), John Klemmer was also an extremely solid Coltrane-inspired acoustic tenor saxophonist. His single saxophone recordings preceded soft jazz and modern and his selection of tasks earned him significant amounts of crossover charm which includes his …

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Greg Hatza

Within the mid-’70s, organist Greg Hatza documented two albums for Coral and was virtually forgotten for twenty years before documenting The Greg Hatza ORGANization within the mid-’90s for Palmetto, displaying that he previously not dropped anything regardless of the many years of obscurity. At age five, Hatza got his initial …

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