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The Soul Jazz of Saxophonists (Donaldson, Newman, Turrentine) and Pianists (Hancock, Lewis, McCann) (1958 - 1969)
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Soul Jazz developed in the late 1950s and become a staple of ghetto jukeboxes. Its catchy lines, heavy beat and blues-influenced phasing became a popular alternative to other jazz forms evolving in the 1960s. In addition to the guitar and organ led ensembles that have been featured in the previous two hours of Jazz at 100, a number of saxophonists and pianists became best-selling soul jazz stars.Playlist
Lou Donaldson
saxophone1926 - 2024

David "Fathead" Newman
saxophone, tenor1933 - 2009

Ray Charles
piano and vocals1930 - 2004

Stanley Turrentine
saxophone, tenor1934 - 2000

Herbie Hancock
pianob.1940

Ramsey Lewis
piano1935 - 2022

Les McCann
piano1935 - 2023

Eddie Harris
saxophone, tenor1934 - 1996

Cannonball Adderley
saxophone1928 - 1975
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