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Barron, Kenny Kenny Barron is one of the most respected pianists in jazz, who has worked with many of the great musicians over the past 40 years. |
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Brookmeyer, Bob Bob Brookmeyer is recognized as one of the greatest composers and orchestrators in jazz history, and its finest valve trombone player. |
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Daniels, Eddie Grammy Award winner Eddie Daniels is a masterful clarinetist and saxophone player who has expanded the reach of the clarinet well beyond its traditional position in jazz. |
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Davis, Richard Over a career that started in the 1950s, Richard Davis has performed in symphony orchestras, in jazz settings covering the full range from traditional to avant garde and in occasional popular music groups. |
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Finck, Dave Dave Finck studied bass under Sam Goradetzer and Michael Shahan of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and graduated from Eastman School of Music in 1980. He has performed and recorded with many of the great jazz musicians of the last 30 years, such as Woody Herman, Joe Williams, Phil Woods, Clark Terry, Al Grey, Steve Kuhn and Freddie Hubbard. |
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Golson, Benny Benny Golson, the composer of jazz standards like "I Remember Clifford," "Killer Joe," and "Blues March," is one of the most respected composers and instrumentalists of modern jazz. |
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Hanna, Roland Sir Roland Hanna (1932-2002) was one of the major artists in jazz, and one of the most accomplished pianists of his generation. |
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Jones, Hank Hank Jones, the dean of American jazz pianists, has played and recorded with virtually every leading jazz musician of his time and is the last surviving member of the most influential and talented family in jazz history. |
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Kellaway, Roger Roger Kellaway has written for and performed with many of the great jazz, popular and classical musicians of the modern era. In addition to his work in jazz, he has written for movies and television and composed classical chamber music and orchestral works for the New York and Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestras. |
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Roger Kellaway & Eddie Daniels
(From BillBoard review of latest IPO release)
Clarinetist Eddie Daniels and pianist Roger Kellaway have been both revered and sublimated by critics and listeners during their long and sometimes obscured careers. Make no mistake, though -- they are great musicians who somehow do not get the credit they deserve as true jazz masters. When Daniels has played more commercially oriented music, he's branded a sellout, while Kellaway's profile is so low-key, he's practically off the radar except when releasing a recording. Fact is, Daniels is as limber, facile, tuneful, and literate as any clarinet player on the contemporary scene, while Kellaway's understated brilliance is balanced by a sense of wonder and empowerment tempered by a veteran's common sense and deep wisdom. Both have made important strides in recent years to change minds and hearts with several very fine efforts in the modern mainstream idiom, but these duets recorded live at the Jazz Bakery in Los Angeles have to be a high watermark for them, individually and together... This is a wondrous duet date featuring extraordinary musicians taking chances and thankfully succeeding on all levels, not the least of which are in the enviable elements of pace, placement, and depth.
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