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Saul Zebulon Rubin

Born: October 30, 1958

Saul Rubin is a New York–based jazz guitarist, composer, multi-instrumentalist,
bandleader, producer, visual artist, and mentor whose career spans more than four
decades of performance, recording, and community leadership. A mainstay of the city’s
jazz life, he occupies a distinctive place as both a deeply musical guitarist and a
sustaining force within the broader jazz ecosystem.
A regular member of the Roy Hargrove Big Band, Rubin has worked with artists across
generations including Sonny Rollins, Roy Hargrove, Kirk Lightsey, Victor Lewis, Jon
Batiste, Bob Cranshaw, Gregory Porter, Renée Fleming, John Hicks, Johnny O’Neal,
Hank Jones, Frank Wess, Candido, Winard Harper, Larry Willis, Sherman Irby,
Thomas Chapin, Emmet Cohen and countless others.
Born in Manhattan in 1958 and raised in Brooklyn and Great Neck, Long Island, Rubin
developed into a gifted guitarist and composer shaped by rock, blues, fusion and
classical music

Saul ZebulonRubin

Born: October 30, 1958

“Saul is a consummate musician, a person who is aware of the feelings of others and a person who is gentle in that sense. He is everything I could ask for in a bandmate.”– SONNY ROLLINS

“Saul has it all together and is a positive force in the world of the guitar. He plays hip melodies, which he’s totally in touch with when improvising. His harmonies, both with his impeccable comping and chord soloing, employ refreshing voicings, and certainly keep the listener involved. – GENE BERTONCINI

“An accomplished guitarist” – THE WALL STREET JOURNAL