Michael Davis (trombonist)
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Michael Davis is a jazz trombonist from San Jose, California.
He studied at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York.
Davis has worked with famous singers and bands, for example The Rolling Stones,[1] Bob Dylan and Michael Jackson. Nowadays he gives music clinics all over the world and writes music etude books for brass instruments. He is also a music entrepreneur.[2]
Discography
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- Sidewalk Cafe (1989)
- Heroes (1991)
- Midnight Crossing (1994)
- Absolute Trombone (1997)
- Bonetown (1999)
- New Brass
- Brass Nation (2000)
- Trumpets Eleven (2003)
- Absolute Trombone II (2007)
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Davis, Michael |
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Jazz trombonist, composer, clinician |
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San Jose, California |
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Categories:
- American trombonists
- Jazz trombonists
- Living people
- American brass musician stubs
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