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Mason Williams

Mason Williams reached his top in the later 1960s. A funny scriptwriter and virtuosic classical guitar participant and composer, Williams reached the very best of the strike parade in 1968 along with his traditional folk acoustic guitar instrumental, “Traditional Gas.” Though it took half a year for the solitary to …

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Grover Washington, Jr.

Probably one of the most popular saxophonists ever, Grover Washington, Jr. was very long the pacesetter in his field. His origins had been in R&B and soul-jazz body organ combos, but he also fared perfectly within the infrequent events when he performed straight-ahead jazz. An extremely influential participant, Washington forced …

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Tom Scott

Since he was an adolescent, Tom Scott continues to be consistent, a talented multi-reedist with little if any interest in performing creative jazz. His mom was a pianist and dad a composer. Scott in early stages became a studio room musician and arranger. In a position to play most reeds …

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Richard Elliot

Although he’s called a “smooth jazz” artist, saxophonist Richard Elliot is similarly aware of most rock and roll & move and the type of classic R&B performed with the group Tower of Power. For five years in the 1980s, he was a big area of the common R&B band’s horn-based …

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Jim Horn

The legendary saxophonist Jim Horn was created and raised in sunshine filled LA, CA. He started executing before crowds at his very own junior senior high school dances. While still in his teenagers and in college, he began to obtain gigs at regional nightclubs, sitting along with whatever music group …

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John Guerin

b. John Payne Guerin, 31 Oct 1939, Hawaii, USA, d. 5 January 2004, Western world Hillsides, California, USA. Guerin grew up in NORTH PARK, California, where he trained himself to try out drums and produced an effective jazz group while still in his teenagers. In the first and middle-60s he …

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James Newton Howard

Pianist, manufacturer, and composer Adam Newton Howard scored more than 60 films from the mid-’80s, like the Fugitive, The Prince of Tides, Pretty Female, Glengarry Glen Ross, Batman Starts, Michael Clayton, as well as the Food cravings Video games series. Howard started taking traditional piano lessons at age four, playing …

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Dave Grusin

Dave Grusin is a highly effective performer, manufacturer, composer, record label professional, arranger, and bandleader. Being a pianist, Grusin is likely toward the fusion and soft end of jazz, but he’s mainly an achieved film and tv soundtrack composer. Grusin used Terry Gibbs and Johnny Smith while their studies at …

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Mike Altschul

Covering a variety from piccolo to bass clarinet and baritone saxophone, the reed mastery of Mike Altschul appears well-established within the West Coast, his telephone ringing from probably the most challenging of employers. This list offers included the Seaside Boys and its own producer-cum-genius Brian Wilson, in addition to big …

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Groovopolis

Guitarist Chris Cortez spent the 80’s and 90’s primarily like a sideman, accompanying music artists as diverse as Herbie Mann and Lou Rawls. But mainly because a composer, he was an extremely praised secret, frequently getting more crucial recognition than other things. But after liberating many solo CDs, he come …

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