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Live @ Blue Note, Jaz Sawyer & Irvin Mayfield, Half Note, 2000; Uptown Lowdown "A Salute to D" , Nagel/Heyer/All Stars, Nagel/Heyer, 2000; Watch What You're Doin' , Herlin Riley, Criss Cross, 2000; Sweet Release, Wynton Marsalis, Sony, 2000; Reflections & Change, Craig Handy, Sirocco Jazz, 2000; Flow, Craig Handy, Sirocco Jazz, 2000
- Musician, educator
- Jazz
- February 22, 1968 (age 55), Detroit, MI, United States
/Blue Note: Trio, with Rodney Whitaker (b), Billy Higgins (d) 1994 Live at the Village Vanguard: Somethin' Else /Blue Note: Trio, with Reginald Veal (b), Herlin Riley (d). 1994 Live at the Village Vanguard, Vol II: Somethin' Else /Blue Note: Trio, with Reginald Veal (b), Herlin Riley (d). 1995 Piano Quintet Suite: Somethin' Else /Blue Note
Live @ Blue Note – Jaz Sawyer & Irvin Mayfield /Label- Half Note Records Uptown Lowdown “A Salute to D” – Nagel-Heyer All Stars /Label- Nagel Heyer Records Thank you, Joe & Arkadia Jazz All-Stars /Label- Arkadia Jazz
31 de dic. de 2014 · December 31, 20142:42 PM ET. From Jazz at Lincoln Center. 56-Minute Listen. Enlarge this image. Rodney Whitaker. Courtesy of the artist. For decades, Detroit has launched countless jazz...
- Jazz at Lincoln Center
Whitaker, who was a collaborator with Phil Dwyer, and Alan Jones, was nominated in 2006 for Juno Award Traditional Jazz Album Of The Year. Whitaker has been also working with Junko Onishi, a pianist. Whitaker is a professor of double bass at Michigan State University and the director of jazz studies in the College of Music.
« the blue note quintet SEAN JONES » Innovative Jazz bassist, Rodney Whitaker, is one of the leading performers of double bass in the world and is joined by a group of unique, soulful, and talented individuals to perform an exhilarating and enlightening program of his and composer’s, Gregg Hill, music.
Rodney T. Whitaker, internationally renowned Mack Avenue recording artist, jazz bassist, professor of jazz double bass, director of Jazz Studies and artistic director for the Professors of Jazz at Michigan State University where he has built one of the most distinguished jazz degree programs and performing faculty in the United States.
