'Better than Juilliard': How Rodney Whitaker built MSU's jazz studies into major program
MSU jazz studies director Rodney Whitaker was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in September.
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Jazz bassist Rodney Whitaker stays busy with upcoming gigs at Cliff Bell’s
A phone interview is scheduled with Rodney Whitaker, the native Detroiter hailed as one of the greatest jazz double bass artists on the planet, for a Saturday morning. Don’t want to call too early.
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Work To Do
Work to Do; Speak to My Heart; For Garrison; Giving Thanks; What's Going On; Eleanor Rigby; With You I'm Born Again; Grahamstown; A Time For Love; Relativity; For Garrison (bonus track). Carl Allen: ...
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Jazz Articles about Christian McBride
Save for a pair of co-led albums with bassist Rodney Whitaker, it's been more than two decades since master drummer Carl Allen released an album under his own name. Rectifying the situation, he ...
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'Better than Juilliard': How Rodney Whitaker built MSU's jazz studies into acclaimed program
Born on the east side of Detroit and now living in Lansing, Rodney Whitaker, 57, an internationally known jazz bassist, was being inducted as an esteemed member of the organization. The director ...
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'Better than Juilliard': How Rodney Whitaker built MSU's jazz studies into major program
Born on the east side of Detroit and now living in Lansing, Rodney Whitaker, 57, an internationally known jazz bassist, was being inducted as an esteemed member of the organization. The director ...