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Gerald Beckett

Name: I Remember Bill
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DownBeat Magazine

Volume 87, Number 5 Cover By Stephanie Jones DownBeat sits down with drummer Sánchez and singer Alexa, who are married, to talk about their collaborations and their individual work as bandleaders. The two musicians have toured extensively in the band Migration.

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Winners of the 2017 JazzWeek Awards were announced at a reception on August 10 at Olla Cocina in San Jose, California, as part of the JazzWeek Summit. In addition to awards selected by voters, the Duke Dubois Humanitarian Award, the Scott Willis Jazz Impact Award, and the Tom The Jazzman Mallison Lifetime Achievement Award were presented.

The Gerald Beckett TrioLive Streamed from Bird & Beckett on Saturday, March 28th, 7:30-10pmjazz club! when lights were low and the audience was virtual

Saturday evening, March 28th, jazz flautist Gerald Beckett led a trio to celebrate the release of his new album, "MOOD," replete with beautiful originals from Gerald's pen and solid gems from Kenny Barron, Ron Carter, Harold Mabern, Wynton Marsalis and Cyrus Chestnut.

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02/10/20 JEREMY PELT/Art of Intimacy Vol. 1: Wow. The trumpeter leads a George Cables piano trio on a date that is simply a jazz summit. Sure it's a ballad album but this isn't something slow and meandering. A solid date joined in with Peter Washington on bass that takes it right to the head and heart.

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