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Joshua Cedar

Joshua Cedar spent his formative years studying guitar and composition at the world- renowned Berklee College of Music in Boston. Over the years he has studied privately with many of our greatest, contemporary jazz artists including Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays, Mick Goodrick, Mike Stern, Wayne Krantz, Jamie Glaser, Oz Noy, and others. Back home, in the Bay Area, he has always sought out and played with the finest musicians. He performs with numerous groups including the 1970’s Jazz-Rock Revue which performs instrumental arrangements of the music of Yes, Rush, Genesis, Dregs, Jeff Beck, Jean-Luc Ponty, Bruford, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Gentle Giant, and more.

Phil Schurger

Born: January 31, 1978

The music Phil Schurger presents on “Echoes of the Ancestors” is the expression of a dynamic journey through ten years of meditative and musical process. He has honed his skills as a composer in order to effortlessly act as a conduit of force and form, oscillating sounds up from the Emptiness of mind. Through meditation, he awakens the sensitivity of intuition, and navigates the tides of consciousness, catching compositions as they arise in the currents of thought. It is a conscious-intuitive act of retrieving sounds and images of nature and culture, and uniquely sculpting them through an inner-alchemical process

Carlos Saunier

Born: March 2, 1987

Carlos Saunier was born in Santiago de Chile on March 2, 1987. From a very young age he incurred the piano in a self-learning way. He obtained his first guitar at age 13 and formed in the rock lenguaje until ends his University studies at 2011. In this year he discovered jazz and decide to continue his studies on this way. Influenced by jazz and fusion Saunier joined this aesthetic line leading a quartet featuring Claudio Rubio, Francisco Barahona, Felix Lecaros with whom debuted on 2017 with the album "Inminente". A work of refined concept in composition and contemporary sound.

Patrick R Broenkow

Born: January 11, 1961

BRUN CHRISTIAN

Born: December 24, 1965

CHRISTIAN BRUN : Guitar, Compositions Arrangements. Born in Antibes-Juan les pins in 1965 , he began his musical studies at 12 years of age. Three years at the conservatory as well as many different professional seminars and private lessons with Tal Farlow. After moving to Toulouse in 1982, and obtaining an engineering degree he dedicated himself entirely to his career as a Jazz artist. During this time he played in the best local groups : Kitty Clac (Opening of MILES DAVIS, MICHAEL BRECKER, MIKE STERN concerts), the Big Band 31 ( featuring DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER ). In 1990, he formed his own group and won the "Radio France" competition which allowed him to record his first CD "HOUSEFUL" which received wide acclaim in the media

Bobby Payton

Born: January 1, 1953

"I am a Smooth/Traditional Jazz Guitarist&Vocalist.My Father was a Musician&My Mother was a Singer.

David Allen

Brett Ecklund

Born: May 25, 1967

Leon Neal

Born: December

Leon Neal is a soulful, multi-talented jazz guitarist and composer. He is founder of Nealsight Records and under his label has produced several projects, the latest being “We Dance at Midnight” This is a smooth jazz funk CD featuring the guitar work of Leon. Richard Paul, Professional Guitarist of Summit, New Jersey, say’s “Leon’s superb guitar playing combines an inventive suppleness of line with an emotional depth that delivers a unique blend of swing and soul.” For anyone who has admired Wes Montgomery and Grant Green you will love “We Dance at Midnight.” Leon’s arrangements are mood setting, thought provoking, soulful and expressive

Glen Campbell

Born: April 22, 1936

Glen Campbell has always felt a divine touch in his life, as if he were given a gift he didn’t earn, but was allowed to use to make people happy and forget their worries for a time. How else do you explain his life, one of the most extraordinary rags to riches stories in popular music history? The 12th child and seventh son of a dirt poor sharecropper born in the depths of the depression on April 22, 1936, Campbell drowned when he was a toddler in the Little Missouri River near his family’s Arkansas home. His lips were blue when he was pulled from the river and those who rescued him believed he was gone