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Meeting

“The Conference” was formed in 1983 when manufacturers George Wein and Darelen Chean come up with “The Playboy Superstars from the 80’s” for your year’s Playboy Jazz Celebration; the all-star group contains keyboardist Patrice Rushen, drummer Ndugu Chancler, electrical bassist Alphonso Johnson and tenor-saxophonist Ernie W. Because the four music …

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Reuben Wilson

Reuben Wilson was among the many soul-jazz organists to emerge in the past due ’60s, but he was among only a small number of fresh organists from that period to become signed to Blue Take note. By that time within the label’s background, the majority of their performers had been …

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Treasa Levasseur

A literal melting container of roots designs, singer and songwriter Treasa Levasseur has played nearly every design imaginable during her executing profession, from folk, blues and nation to sunlight pop, rock and hip-hop, and she actually is a multi-instrumentalist aswell, taking part in piano, accordion, acoustic guitar and mandolin. Delivered …

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Red Holloway

An exuberant participant with attractive shades in both tenor and alto, Crimson Holloway was also a humorous blues vocalist. Whether bop, blues, or R&B, Holloway kept his very own with anyone. Holloway performed in Chicago with Gene Wright’s big music group (1943-1946), served within the Army, and used Roosevelt Sykes …

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Freddie Roach

One of the most underrated soul-jazz organists from the ’60s, Freddie Roach recorded some seven albums for Blue Take note and Prestige. Where his contemporaries performed hard-driving, bluesy, soul-jazz, Roach’s strategy was even more textured and shaded. He was with the capacity of blistering potential clients, but he was interested …

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Melvin Sparks

Although not an enormous name in jazz, Melvin Sparks brought his Offer Green-influenced electric guitar to a number of soul-jazz and organ combo recordings from the later ’60s and early ’70s. A fan of jazz in addition to R&B and blues, the Houston indigenous took up your guitar at 11, …

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Nils Landgren

Swedish funk and jazz trombone participant Nils Landgren spent his formative years in the music college in Karlstad with the university in Arvika learning traditional trombone. He found out improvisation following a ending up in jazz legends Bengt-Arne Wallin and Eje Thelin and relocated to Stockholm, and he toured with …

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Mel Davis

Trumpet. Journeyman participant who documented in past due ’50s, and early ’60s for Epic and Period labels.

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Medeski, Martin & Wood

An organization that effortlessly straddles the difference between avant-garde improvisation and accessible groove-based jazz, Medeski, Martin & Hardwood have simultaneously earned position as relentlessly innovative music artists so when an enormously well-known act. Emerging from the NY downtown picture in the first ’90s, MMW quickly lay out on unlimited cross-country …

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Randy Johnston

An expressive, frequently funky hard bopper who’s quite comfy in soul-jazz configurations, Randy Johnston has evolved into among the finest straight-ahead jazz guitarists of the infant Boomer generation. Johnston hasn’t been an introverted type of player; he’s an intense, gritty, hard-swinging musician who brings significant amounts of blues feeling to …

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