Candy Dulfer: Prodigy Turned Pro

Mikayla Gilbreath

Columnist since 2008

Mikayla Gilbreath (18) is a jazz saxophonist and student journalist who has had the good fortune to meet, and be inspired by, a considerable number of well-known jazz artists.

Recent articles (9 total)

Published: December 17, 2008

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Candy Dulfer, Candy Store (Heads Up, 2007)
Prince, 3121 (Universal, 2006)
Candy Dulfer, Live at Montreux, 2002 (Eagle Records, 2005)
Maceo Parker, School's In (BHM Productions, 2005)
Prince, Musicology (NPG, 2004)
Jools Holland, Jack O' The Green (Warner, 2003)
Prince, Xpectation (NPG Music Club, 2003)
Candy Dulfer, Right In My Soul (Eagle Records, 2003)
Maceo Parker, Made By Maceo (What Are Records, 2003)
Candy Dulfer, Dulfer Dulfer (Eagle Records, 2002)
Prince, One Nite Alone... Live! (NPG. 2002)
Candy Dulfer, Live in Amsterdam (BMG, 2001)
Candy Dulfer, Girl's Night Out (BMG, 1999)
Candy Dulfer, What Does It Take (N-Coded, 1999)
David A. Stewart and Candy Dulfer, Cookie's Fortune (BMG Soundtracks, 1999)
Blondie, No Exit (Beyond Music, 1998)
Van Morrison, Precious Time (single) (Virgin Records, 1998)
Candy Dulfer, For The Love of You (BMG, 1997)
Hans Dulfer, Dig! (EMI, 1996)
Candy Dulfer, Big Girl (BMG, 1995)
Hans Dulfer, Big Boy (EMI, 1994)
Van Morrison, A Night In San Francisco (Polydor, 1993)
Van Morrison, Too Long In Exile (Polydor, 1993)
Candy Dulfer, Sax-A-Go-Go (BMG, 1993)
Maceo Parker, Life on Planet Groove (Polygram, 1992)
Van Morrison, Hymns To The Silence (Polydor, 1991)
Aretha Franklin, What You See Is What You Sweat (Arista, 1991)
Candy Dulfer, Saxuality (BMG, 1990)
Pink Floyd, Knebworth - The Event (video) (Castle Music Pictures, 1990)
David A. Stewart and Candy Dulfer, Lily Was Here (Anxious, 1989)
Prince, Partyman (single) (Warner Bros., 1989)
Prince, Graffiti Bridge (Warner Bros., 1989)
Rosa King & Upside Down, Too Busy (Pop Eye, 1984)
Dulfer & Perikels, I Didn't Ask (Vara Jazz, 1981)