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Cedar Walton
Regarded highly by aficionados for his adventurous style, jazz pianist Cedar
Walton accompanied many of the major players in the genre, led his own bands and
wrote several popular modern jazz songs that entered the jazz canon. He played a
formative role in the development of the hard-driving blues-style jazz known as
hard bop but was a master of all forms. He appeared on more than 60 albums over
a long career and made regular appearances at top jazz clubs including Ronnie
Scott's in London.
Born in Texas, he learned to play the piano from his mother and after attending
the U...
ReverenceWDR Big Band, Jeff Hamilton, Milt Jackson, Cedar Walton and John Clayton
You Don't Know What Love IsGrover Washington, Jr., Billy Higgins, Joe Lovano, Cedar Walton, Eddie Henderson and Peter Washington
Come SundayRay Brown, Milt Jackson, Cedar Walton and Mickey Roker
You Don't Know What Love IsCedar Walton, Billy Higgins, Eddie Henderson and Peter Washington
My Cherie AmourCedar Walton
Sophisticated LadyCedar Walton
ReverenceWDR Big Band, Jeff Hamilton, Milt Jackson, Cedar Walton and John Clayton
9:26
You Don't Know What Love IsGrover Washington, Jr., Billy Higgins, Joe Lovano, Cedar Walton, Eddie Henderson and Peter Washington
8:22
Come SundayRay Brown, Milt Jackson, Cedar Walton and Mickey Roker
7:50
You Don't Know What Love IsCedar Walton, Billy Higgins, Eddie Henderson and Peter Washington
Tribute To Lee Morgan
3:18
My Cherie AmourCedar Walton
Soul Cycle
6:28
Sophisticated LadyCedar Walton
Blues For Myself (Piano Solos)
3:30
