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Teddy Edwards was one of the top tenor saxophonists in jazz when he recorded these sessions, a consistent performer since the post-bop days of the late 1940s. Living in California, however, had denied him the kind of acclaim accorded some of his Eastern counterparts.
Jazz saxophonist Teddy Edwards moved to Detroit in 1940 where he played alto saxophone with the Stack Walton band alongside the proto-boppers Howard McGhee, Wardell Gray and Al McKibbon. In 1944, Edwards took his blues inflected style to California where he switched to tenor saxophone and teamed up again with McGhee, recording the influential side "Up In Dodo’s Room."
19 de jul. de 2016 · The Inimitable Teddy Edwards. As part of its reissue of select albums on the Xanadu label, Resonance Records has just released The Inimitable Teddy Edwards, which was recorded in June 1976. The album is important because it features tenor saxophonist Edwards in spectacular form accompanied by a sterling trio—Duke Jordan (p), Larry Ridley (b ...
21 de jun. de 2023 · Sólo jazz Las brillantes acrobacias pianísticas de Teddy Edwards 21/06/2023 58:06. MANDEL: Keester parade (7.52). C. Touff. YOUNG ...
26 de feb. de 2013 · Listen to Teddy Edwards & Howard McGhee: It's About Time / Together Again!! (feat. Les McCann Ltd) by Teddy Edwards & Howard McGhee on Apple Music. Stream songs including “Our Love Is Here to Stay (feat.
Heart & Soul ( LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo) Original Jazz Classics, Contemporary Records. OJC-177, C-7606. US. 1984. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1962 Vinyl release of "Heart & Soul" on Discogs.
Jazz saxophonist Teddy Edwards moved to Detroit in 1940 where he played alto saxophone with the Stack Walton band alongside the proto-boppers Howard McGhee, Wardell Gray and Al McKibbon. In 1944, Edwards took his blues inflected style to California where he switched to tenor saxophone and teamed up again with McGhee, recording the influential side "Up In Dodo’s Room."
