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Bill Fulton, born on July 4, 1962, in Oakland, California, proudly considers himself a “Yankee Doodle Dandy.” His early years were spent in nearby Alameda, where he embarked on his musical journey at the age of 7, choosing the trumpet for the school concert band due to the absence of a piano in his family. The Fultons later relocated from a 2-bedroom apartment in Alameda to a spacious 5-bedroom house in Dublin, CA, at the age of 15, acquiring their first piano.

Article: Album Review

David Ricard Big Band: Parallels

Read "Parallels" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers
August 8, 2018

Whatever else the fates may decree, fortune must be smiling when one can open a big-band album with the workaday theme from “Spider-Man" and make it shine. Bassist David Ricard is fortune's beneficiary here, as are those partisans who are lucky enough to chance upon Parallels, Ricard's third and most recent treatise on big-band excellence. Whereas ...

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Article: Big Band Caravan

John Burnett Swing Orchestra / University of Missouri Concert Big Band / Either-Orchestra

by Jack Bowers
December 2, 2010

John Burnett Swing OrchestraDown for DoubleDelmark2010 John Burnett, an Englishman who now lives and works (as a morning host at WDCB Radio) in suburban Chicago, is a great admirer of the golden age of big bands in the U.S., which spanned roughly three decades, from the 1930s through ...

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About 12:00am

By Bill Fulton

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2009

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Time

By Bill Fulton

Label: Rhombus Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: The Land That Time Forgot; Maple St.; Cow Poetry; Secrets; Anthem; Time Squared; New Religion; The Force; In Your Dreams; Time & Space.

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Article: Album Review

Bill Fulton: Time

by Todd S. Jenkins
January 11, 2003

Keyboardist, composer and arranger Bill Fulton has achieved an amazing coup for contemporary jazz with Time. He has successfully broken the curse that has hung over jazz keyboards since the early 1980s, using excellent arrangements and a tight group of performers to give these combo tracks the sense of a larger ensemble. Bright production and a ...