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tommaso cecere

Born: April 29, 1954

My Biography can be viewd on Starnow.com Tommaso Cecere.

Nozomu Ito

Born: February 27, 1959

FUNKITO - Nozomu Ito (Bassist) Born in 1959 in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture. Trombone in junior high school to start. Prestigious Band, Tenri High School, many brilliant achievements Masonry, working on music seriously. Started working as a professional bassist from Kwansei Gakuin while studying. During his stay in New York from 1985 to 1999, to deepen exchanges with black musicians, jazz, gospel, funk and many other participants in the session. 1995, mainly black musicians "FUNKITO" formed. Live on a regular basis starting at the Knitting Factory. 1st Album in the year 1998 "It's FUNKITO" was released

John DiModica

La Via is John DiModica on bass and Ed Maina on sax. John and Ed have been close friend for decades. They’ve made their mark as sought-after sidemen with impressive and diverse resumes. John is a Downbeat Magazine award winner, and Ed is a member of the Blues Hall of Fame. They formed La Via with one purpose in mind… to make a unified bold musical statement. And that’s exactly what they’ve done. La Via takes Contemporary Jazz to the next level. Visit www.laviaband.com and find their music on Spotify, iTunes and your favorite music websites.

Tom Semioli

Born: June 18, 1960

cuzzucoli

Born: August 26, 1967

Musicien professionnel né à Marseille, il étudie le piano classique à 6 ans, rentre au conservatoire de Marseille à 11 an. Etudie la basse électrique à 18 ans d’ abord avec des cours particulier puis de jazz à la cité de la musique. Rentre à l’université de musicologie et obtiens une licence. A 20 ans joue avec des professionnels et se produit dans divers groupes dans tous les lieux musicaux régionaux: Espace Julien, May be blues, intermédiaire, plusieurs festivals, restaurants.Rentre dans plusieurs orchestres et formations avec lesquels il sillonne les routes de France et il acquière son expérience musicale

Will Jarvis

Canadian musician Will Jarvis is a busy freelance bassist, composer and educator who has been active on the Toronto music scene for many years. Will’s affection for Afro-Cuban music began in the 1990s when he first played with some of the Toronto-area salsa and Latin-jazz groups. During this time, Will had the great pleasure of performing live with Afro-Cuban giants Tito Puente, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Dave Valentine, Hilton Ruiz, Luis Conte and Hilario Duran. Will has worked with many outstanding Canadian artists including David Clayton-Thomas, Bruce Cassidy’s Hotfoot Orchestra, Bobby Rice Latin-jazz Big Band, Jackie Richardson and Brazilian group Sinal Aberto. Along with his own group, Will currently performs/records with multi-award winning group Manteca, Trevor Dick Band and Paul DeLong’s "Bucket of Fish Orchestra." As an educator, Will has been teaching at the college and university level for more than twenty-five years

Stephen Durham

Born: March 26, 1953

Do you need a bassist/vocalist for a gig or longer (Including fill-in gigs, touring (I have a current Passport) & studio session work)? Search no further - my name is Stephen & I've been playing electric bass/singing for decades. I have my own gear (4-string fretted & fretless electric basses), great amps & transportation. My nirvana is being in the pocket with a great drummer, actively listening and being a creative, supporting player to the rest of the band. Non- smoker and substance-free. I'm professional & on time - NO restrictions on travel or length of time to be on tour

Patrick Pfeiffer

Born: January 30, 1962

Patrick Pfeiffer is a professional bassist, composer, clinician, author and bass educator in New York City. His solo CD Fruits and Nuts earned stellar reviews and a recommendation from Bass Player Magazine as well as from Jazz Improv Magazine. Besides performing and recording, Pfeiffer teaches bass guitar in New York City and gives clinics on rhythm section playing for bassists and drummers throughout the US. He is co-founder of Bass Immersion Day and often conducts clinics alongside such luminaries as Will Lee, John Patitucci, Gerald Veasley, Michael Manring, Bakithi Kumalo, Adam Nitti and many more.

Philip Booth

Born: September 5, 1961

Philip Booth, a Florida native, plays upright bass, and fretted and fretless bass guitars, in a variety of bands drawing from jazz, blues, funk, fusion, and New Orleans grooves. In addition to Acme Jazz Garage, he plays with Swan City Jazz Project, Zensemble, Trio Vibe, the Blue Guava Orchestra, the Juke Joint Kings, and various trios and quartets under his own name, and occasionally subs with the Tomcats Jazz Orchestra and other groups. He formerly led or co-led bands including Greenwich Blue, Ghetto Love Sugar, and spoken word ensemble The Irritable Tribe of Poets. Philip's bands have played major events including the Gasparilla Music Festival (twice), the Clearwater Jazz Holiday, the WMNF Tropical Heatwave, the Child of the Sun Jazz Festival, and a variety of venues in the Tampa Bay area and Central Florida. Philip has also played one-off gigs with several notable artists, including guitarist Larry Coryell, B3 organ master & guitarist Lucky Peterson, and pioneering rock 'n' roller Bo Diddley. Philip has produced and/or played on several recordings, including releases by Acme Jazz Garage Ghetto Love Sugar, Greenwich Blue, and the Irritable Tribe of Poets

Jose Fallot

Born to music within the wood fragrances of the famous Théâtre de la Gaîté Lyrique in Paris where his grand parents were both musicians and officers, José Fallot very early walked on stage like you walk on the moon. These dreams of a child started to become true when, after taking guitar in the early seventies, he put together a rock band dedicated to both the Beatles and the Stones, showing there a strong abilitiy to historical compromise. His first shy compositions came to life soon after, while he turned to bass because of the furious concurrency among the more than many six strings players in the Paris area at that time. Wishing to understand more about some walking bass licks of Paul McCartney, José moved to jazz and studied with the organ player Yvon Gardette with whom he toured France, Switzerland, Germany and Belgium in the summer of 1975. After attending a Tania Maria concert, Fallot made the decision to stick to jazz and face the years of learning, struggle and low fees that go with it