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Jason Harnell
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Jason Harnell is a Los Angeles based jazz drummer, educator, composer, bandleader and all-round super talent whose unmistakable sound and style, as well as his boundless creativity and enthusiasm have made him a major contributor to the Southern California jazz scene for over thirty years. Coming from a musical family, Jason was practically born with drum sticks in his hands and started playing at age six when close family friend and legendary drummer, Louie Bellson gave Jason his first drum set.
Jason is consistently creative and swinging whether playing straight ahead jazz or free explorations. He has performed, recorded and toured with many of the world's top jazz musicians including Kei Akagi, Joe Bagg, Adam Benjamin, Theo Bleckmen, Steve Cardenas, Dave Douglas, Alan Ferber, Maynard Ferguson, Joel Harrison, Larry Goldings, Rick Margitza, Kate McGarry, Ben Monder, Matt Otto, Alan Pasqua, Jamie Rosenn, Bob Sheppard, Walter Smith III, Mark Turner & Ben Wendel. Jason is also a member of the long established Los Angeles Jazz Quartet featuring Larry Koonse, Chuck Manning and Darek Oles.
Total Harnage
Label: fBoo Music
Released: 2019
Track listing: Trance #1; Bad Fish #2; Prelude and Fugue No.2 in C Minor #3; Lullaby #4; Captain Amazing Saves The
World #5; Thirty Eight #6; The Magic Circle of Infinity #7; Sara Song #8; What Thing #9; Moon River
#10; When You're Smiling #11; Bloom #12
Live at Jazz nad Odra
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2019
Track listing: Blues for Albert E.; Shadaj; All Blues; Embarcadero; Think of One; Song for Sara; Getting Around.
Master Drummer Jason Harnell Breaks New Ground With Experimental CD And Multimedia Experience, Total Harnage
When Jason Harnell was six years old, his father, Grammy winning composer and arranger Joe Harnell, invited Louie Bellson to their house to hear the budding prodigy play. After playing a 15-minute solo, the legendary drummer handed the sticks to Jason and said, “Your turn.” When Jason finished, an impressed Bellson gave the boy his drum ...