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Music and Media => The Jazz Circle => Topic started by: jhm731 on 14 Oct 2017, 04:58 pm
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Grady Tate, a veteran of hundreds of jazz recording sessions, died on Oct. 8. He was 85 years old. Tate was a dual threat as a singer and a drummer, performing in the latter role on many seminal LPs with the likes of Jimmy Smith, Oliver Nelson and Wes Montgomery. Most closely associated with the soul-jazz style of the ’60s popularized by Smith, Montgomery, Lou Donaldson and Stanley Turrentine, he also recorded about a dozen albums as a leader, nearly all featuring his sultry baritone voice as well as his stylish drumming.
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https://jazztimes.com/news/drummer-singer-grady-tate-dies/