Who really plays the jazz music at the TV show "Everwood"?
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I don´t know who actually plays, but most jazz music at Everwood is from Art Tatum. Hope it helps.
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Harry Gregson-Williams : \nComposer\nAlan Meyerson : \nMusic Scoring Mixer\nJustin Caine Burnett : \nAdditional Music (Uncredited)\n\nComposed by Harry Gregson-Williams and Norihiko Hibino\n\nArranged by Harry Gregson-Williams\nSung by Cynthia Harrel and Elisa Fiorillo\nLyrics by Norihiko Hibino
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they always play alot of soft rock or movie soundtrack stuff. don't honestly know where to find it though.
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pretty much everyone throughout the Jazz world, plus some of the rock bands actually.  Don't know which ones, but I doubt he's left with only Jazz
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everclear - "am radio." that being said, where the hell are they. it's like the guys who sang "chumbawamba" speaking of, where's fred durst?
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It's a soprano saxophone. I just listened to the track. The sax player usually plays either a baritone or a soprano saxophone for most of the songs.
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I seem to remember Joe Satriani being fairly fast. Whether it was listenable was another matter.\n\nAl DiMeola and John McLaughlin do some amazing things playing jazz on acoustic guitar. Pick up a copy of "Friday Night In San Francisco". Just amazing.
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It's Rob Thomas...Street corner symphony.  Hope that helps!
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I think the luscious Liz Frencham is still available.\nCheck out her website.\nYou dont mind double bass do you?
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That might be a good idea, call them and hum a few bars.When it comes to jazz i have some in my collection but i really couldnt tell any of the names of the songs by hearing them!One song that came to my head the first time i read this question was - Feels so good by Chuck Mangione.Any thing by Spyrogyra is good and theres even some jazzy John Tesh that i like from a live cd at Red rocks.good luck!
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His name is Chris Pratt, regularly of Everwood
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Yes, everwood is on DVD, It is also going to be on the family channel coming in Spring, I believe. They are going to fun the whole series.
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Yep, I'm 20 and I share your fondness for jazz. I've been listening to Kind of Blue by Miles Davis recently and it always puts me in a relaxed and happy mood. I also really like Nina Simone, what a funky lady! I prefer more upbeat jazz to the slow, sort of schmaltzy kind - but it's all good. Take Five is an awesome song... probably my favourite jazz track that I've heard.
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don't mistake fusion for smooth jazz, teaim. If you're feeling the george benson thing, you'll enjoy guitarists Norman Brown, Bobby Broom, and Rodney Jones. Benson's approach is the foundation for the smooth jazz movement itself so you may want to check out his earlier straight-ahead jazz albums and those of his influences Wes Montgomery and Grant Green.
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Old school big band and swing.  Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald, Rosemary Clooney, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Glenn Miller, Dinah Washington oooooooooooh so much good stuff.  \n\nNo I'm not  a senior citizen, if you may think so.  I'm 17.  I just like the vintage jazz.
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Louis was the only who really did the most for jazz as a trumpet player and was incredible...\n\nI also like Cootie Williams for big band\n\nMiles was great, but got a little avante guard for me towards the end of his career...
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Jim Nabors, who played Gomer Pyle sang The Impossible Dream from "Don Quioxte". He sings it better than anyone else I've heard.