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Greg Ruby New York, New York
“Greg Ruby lives and breathes jazz guitar” states the Fretboard Journal. From acoustic swing to jazz manouche to surf music, Ruby inhabits many musical forms and brings his compositional voice to each of them.
Greg Ruby recommends:
Shake the Rum
by Charlie Halloran and The Tropicales
Charlie is my favorite trombone player around. Check him out leading his own groups with sounds ala New Orleans and the Caribbean.
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Just Cross The River
by Dennis Lichtman
Dennis Lichtman plays the clarinet, mandolin, violin and tenor guitar. And he plays them all well. From Western Swing to Trad Jazz, check out this New York treasure!
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Another Someday Blues
by Jonathan Doyle & Joel Paterson
Jonathan Doyle is not only possibly the sweetest guy you might ever meet, he is also a monster on the tenor saxophone and clarinet. All of his records swing so beautifully! Check them out!!
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Forged in Rhythm
by Keenan McKenzie
supported by 5 fans who also own “That's It (Original Score)”
I love this ENTIRE album!!! How to chose a favourite (Well Read Baby?!) Keenan's album is a tour de force of songs that were written now, but he's so totally internalized the style that they sound like they are from another century! The musicianship, arrangements, and the voice of Laura Windley are great. This is my fave vocal showing from Laura, too! (and she has lots of great records) Can't recommend this highly enough
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Spreadin' Rhythm Around
by Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five
supported by 5 fans who also own “That's It (Original Score)”
Campus Five will always pack a dance floor and this album is no exception
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A collection of jazz standards from this Chicago artist recalls the genre’s swing era, with waltzing rhythms and skipping guitars.
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