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  1. www.toddsickafoose.comTodd Sickafoose

    Todd Sickafoose is a Tony & Grammy award-winning composer, producer, orchestrator, bandleader and double bassist whose music straddles the worlds of folk, indie rock, jazz and chamber music.

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      Todd Sickafoose’s works include jazz recordings with Tiny...

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  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Todd_SickafooseTodd Sickafoose - Wikipedia

    Todd Sickafoose is an American jazz and rock musician, composer, and producer/engineer from San Francisco, California. He is best known for playing acoustic bass and keyboards with Ani DiFranco but has also led his own group, Todd Sickafoose's Tiny Resistors.

  4. toddsickafoose.bandcamp.com › album › bear-proofBear Proof | Todd Sickafoose

    Music by Todd Sickafoose (Group Chirp Music / BMI). Bear Proof was made possible with support from Chamber Music America’s New Jazz Works: Commissioning and Ensemble Development program funded through the generosity of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.

  5. www.allaboutjazz.com › blood-orange-todd-sickafoose-secretTodd Sickafoose Group: Blood Orange - All About Jazz

    27. Dez. 2005 · The young composer and bassist Todd Sickafoose waited a full five years to put out his second release, Blood Orange, following his debut, Dogs Outside (2000). Considering the advances he has made as a composer and arranger, the wait is worth it.

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  6. toddsickafoose.bandcamp.comMusic | Todd Sickafoose

    Todd Sickafoose. Brooklyn, New York. Tony & Grammy award-winning composer, producer, orchestrator, bandleader and double bassist whose music straddles the worlds of folk, indie rock, jazz and chamber music.

  7. bassmagazine.com › bassist-and-composer-todd-sickafoose-toBassist and Composer Todd Sickafoose to Release New Album ‘Bear...

    Tony and GRAMMY Award-winning bassist, composer and producer Todd Sickafoose is proud to announce the release of BEAR PROOF, which he describes as “62 minutes of music for eight musicians.”