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The Kenny Garrett Quartet to Perform at Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
Kenny Garrett was born in Detroit and was introduced to the saxophone at an early age by his father, who played tenor. In 1978, Garrettt was offered a slot in the Duke Ellington Orchestra. Three years later, Garrett moved to New York to play with The Mel Lewis Orchestra and the Dannie Richmond Quintet. His first album as leader, Introducing Kenny Garrett, was released in 1984, a time during which he was also recording with Art Blakey, Freddie Hubbard and Woody Shaw. In 1986 he began working with jazz legend Miles Davis, with whom he recorded four albums. Garrett
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