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  1. Maynard Ferguson (trumpet/flugelhorn) Roger Ingram, Craig Johnson, Walter White, Brian Thompson (trumpet) Keith Oshiro, Joe Berati (trombone) Dave Pietro, Matt Wallace, Chip McNeill, Glenn Kostur (saxophone) Christian Jacob (keyboards), Nathan Berg (bass), Chris Brown (drums) iTunes Amazon.

  2. 1994: Maynard Ferguson ~ "Live From London"—Pianist, Keyboards, Arranger 1993: Anita O'Day (with The Jack Sheldon Orchestra) ~ "Rules Of The Road"—Pianist 1993: Fritz Renold Quartet Plus 2 ~ "Shanti & Sri"—Pianist, Composer, Arranger

  3. These Cats Can Swing! View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1994 CD release of "Live From London" on Discogs.

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  4. 1994 Maynard Ferguson ~ Live From London 1993 Anita O’Day (with The Jack Sheldon Orchestra) ~ Rules Of The Road 1993 Fritz Renold Quartet Plus 2 ~ Shanti & Sri

  5. LIVE From London was created by The VOCES8 Foundation and its festival team as a specific response to the COVID pandemic in 2020. Winning praise from artists, publications and audiences around the world, the team has delivered ten digital festivals and broadcast over 100 concerts selling 250,000+ tickets in over 183 territories.

  6. Born in Lorraine, France, Christian Jacob began playing classical music at age 4 and became immersed in the music of Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel, whose harmonic universe was influential on jazz. “I was 9 or 10 when I discovered jazz,” Christian reminisces, “and the very first thing that appealed to me was the harmony, the chords. Later, when I learned it was improvised, I couldn’t ...

  7. 9. Jan. 2024 · Christian Jacob, surely one of the jazz world's most overlooked and underrated pianists, is enormously popular in Japan, where he was invited to perform a series of concerts in October 2007 with his working trio and to record selected numbers from each to comprise the album Live in Japan. Jacob, who can caress the keyboard as gently as a soft summer rain and swing emphatically at the drop of a ...