Born, Osbourne Ruddock 28 January 1941, Kingston (Jamaica, West Indies). Born, Osbourne Ruddock, 28 January 1941, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. Died 6 February 1989 in Jamaica, West Indies. King Tubby was born in Central Kingston, on High Holborn Street. He moved to the Capital’s Waterhouse district in 2005. In the late 1950s, he began to … Read more
A small group of musicians has been recorded that focuses on textures and subtle interplay. They also tend to ignore traditional rhythmic and riff elements. This results in quiet, modern music. The membership is truly European. Although the instrumentation is varied, it is often difficult to identify who is doing what with whom due to … Read more
The legendary B.B. King is universally considered the king of blues. King was undoubtedly the most influential electric guitarist in the second half of the 20th Century. King’s bent notes and staccato playing style were a major influence on legions of bluesmen today. His gritty, confident voice was a fitting match for his passion and … Read more
Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1970. Studied piano and drums when a teenager. Played in some amazing grade school, jr high school and high school bands and ensembles…………..seriously ground breaking in approach and chart selection including a big band version of “R.O.C.K. John Mellancamp, formerly John Cougar and John Cougar–Mellancamp, was the U.S.A.’s “official” photographer. In … Read more
Guitarist/Singer/Songwriter/Composer/Producer SAG/AFM Energetic, kinetic grooves, driving rhythms, searing, blistering leads, finesse and feel are words that have been used to describe Duffy’s style of guitar playing. Duffy hails from Detroit, a city with a rich musical history. He has toured the world, as well as performed in numerous studio sessions. These include national televised ads … Read more
Billy Kilson, like most drummers of his generation, began his career in the kitchen of his mother with her pots u0026 pans. As he grew, his love for drumming grew. To create a beat, pots and pans were used. His mother, Billy, recognizing his interest in music, enrolled him in trumpet lessons. Later, he switched … Read more
Frank Kimbrough, born November 2, 1956 and died December 30, 2020 was an American post-bop pianist. He was born in Roxboro, North Carolina and raised there. Before moving to Washington, D. C., in 1980, he did some work at Chapel Hill. His influences were Bill Evans, Vince Guaraldi and Thelonious Monk. He moved to New … Read more
British jazz saxophonist and rapper. Born in London, England, UK, 10 January 1978 Soweto was born in Britain.
In tributes to the deceased, musicians and music lovers often pay tributes. Unfortunately, Bill Evans, the great Jazz pianist, has not been with us since September 15, 1981. His magic and notes are still very much alive, and this project aims to celebrate that aspect of his life: the everlasting existence of his message. Evans’ … Read more
