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10. Intimato - 4:14. Hand clapping, Percussion - Alex Acuña. Drums - Derek "D 'Loc" Walker. Trumpet - Bill Armstrong, Tony Guerrero. Bass & Piccolo Bass, Drum Programming - Brian Bromberg. Keyboards, Trombone - Brian Culbertson. Saxophone, Vocals - Sean Holt. Saxophone - Jeff Kashiwa. Keyboard Programming, Keyboards - Dave Kochanski.
Jeff Kashiwa was born in 1963 in Louisville, Kentucky but moved to Seattle, Washington as a young child. He credits the public school's music program for inspiring his interest in music, [1] along with his father, who died in 1992, who was a fan of jazz music including Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller. While attending school, his father gave him ...
4. Nov. 2003 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2003 CD release of "Soulidified" on Discogs.
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His latest release, SOuLIDIFIED, features the top five smooth jazz hit "Sing A Song" and his current single "Whatz Up" is getting airplay nationwide. The ongoing themes of this conversation were passion and collaboration: the joy of working with others, sharing skills and supporting creative growth.
27. Jan. 2004 · Each piece makes a distinctive statement, while maintaining a cohesive vibe. Special guests include: Alex Acuna (percussion), Brian Bromberg (bass), Brian Culbertson (keyboards/trombone), Jeff Kashiwa (sax), Jeff Lorber (keyboards/guitar) and Freddie Ravel (keyboards). “Incredible music chemistry was going on with these great ...
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3. Aug. 2017 · The sound quality is superb, and is accompanied by many of today's top smooth jazz players, including Jeff Lorber, Jeff Kashiwa, Brian Bromberg, and Freddie Ravel. I remember seeing Richard play live many times years ago while he was a part of sax player Richard Eliot's band.
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In 2006, Jeff reunited with The Rippingtons for their 20th Anniversary Tour and continues to record and tour with the group as often as his busy schedule will allow. In addition to touring with The Sax Pack and his own group, Kashiwa has expanded his career to include the realm of music education, teaching various courses through the music program at Shoreline Community College in Seattle.
