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Sarah Morrow

Discovered by Ray Charles, trombonist Sarah Morrow is the first female instrumentalist to become a member of his orchestra. She toured with the legend from November 1995 through May 1997 and left the group to tour and perform with Foley (lead bassist for Miles Davis) and later with Dee Dee Bridgewater, David Murray, the Duke Ellington Orchestra, organist Rhoda Scott, funk legend Pee Wee Ellis, the American All-Stars in Paris, and the Tribute to Mingus band featuring Mingus alumni Ted Curson and Ricky Ford. With the release of her first album "Greenlight" in 1999, Sarah launched her solo career and has gone on to win critical acclaim as a prominent soloist, bandleader, and composer /arranger

Summer 2020

by Doug Collette
August 21, 2020

Blues Deluxe is a regular column comprised of pithy takes on recent blues and roots-music releases of note. It spotlights titles in those genres that might otherwise go unnoticed under the cultural radar. Paul Kelly/Paul Grabowsky Please Leave Your Light On Cooking Vinyl 2020 Less the blues in ...

Jazz Academy Music Making Opportunities with Columbus Music Co-op, Sarah Morrow, Duke Robillard, Nia Allen

November 18, 2010

The Jazz Arts Group of Columbus (JAG) offers extraordinary music making opportunities at the Jazz Academy to engage all ages and interests including free workshops with the Columbus Music Co-op and clinics with international trombone star Sarah Morrow, Blues Music Award-winning guitarist Duke Robillard, and gospel singer Nia Allen. The Columbus Music Co-op continues its free ...

2009 Paris Jazz Diary

by Patricia Myers
January 1, 2010

Paris, France: Proof-positive that the jazz scene here is still thriving came via five encores for 91-year-old pianist Hank Jones during the Jazz a la Villette Festival, and the crowds of enthusiastic listeners that filled small jazz clubs night after night. During my annual stay in the City of Light, I planned outings to ...

The American All-Stars In Paris

By Sarah Morrow

Label: O Plus
Released: 2006
Track listing: And The Angels Sing; All Star Boogie; Blue Monk; Worksong; You've Changed; Sweet and Lovely; Simone; Love for Sale; I got It Bad And That Ain't Good; Honeysuckle Blues.

Sarah Morrow: The American All-Stars In Paris

by Ernest Barteldes
July 12, 2006

"The new album, said Sarah Morrow as she introduced “Simone at a recent concert at Iridium, “is a collection of American standards that connect with French listeners. She should know; the trombonist has been a resident of Paris for a number of years now. The album opens with a New Orleans-tinged rendition of ...

Sarah Morrow & The American All Stars In Paris

By Sarah Morrow

Label: Intakt Records
Released: 2005

American All-Stars in Paris

By Sarah Morrow

Label: O+ Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: And the Angels Sing; All Star Boogie; Blue Monk; Work Song; You've Changed; Sweet and Lovely; Simone; Love for Sale; I Got it Bad and That Ain't Good; Honeysuckle Rose.

The American All Stars In Paris

By Sarah Morrow

Label: O+ Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: And The Angels Sing; All Star Boogie; Blue Monk; Worksong; You've Changed; Sweet And Lovely; Simone; Love For Sale; I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good; Honeysuckle Rose.

Sarah Morrow: The American All Stars In Paris

by Michael P. Gladstone
November 25, 2005

It seems like a familiar story by now. A group of American ex-pat musicians in Paris is well regarded there, despite having little recognition on this side of the Atlantic. Trombonist Sarah Morrow is here joined by veteran saxman Hal Singer, organist Rhoda Scott, bassist Wayne Dockery (a former Jazz Messenger), and drummer John Betsch. Two ...