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Gary Burton
Creating the sort of melodic instrumental music that fills lounges and
elevators, vibraphone player Gary Burton's harmonic jazz fusions have won seven
Grammy Awards and crafted out a unique place in music. Learning the marimba and
vibraphone at the age of six, Burton grew up playing at state fairs and talent
contests in Indiana before dropping out of Berklee College of Music at 17 to
record with Chet Atkins and Hank Garland and later tour with pianist George
Shearing and saxophonist Stan Getz. Forming his own quartet in 1967, he won his
first Grammy in 1972 for the album Alone At...
Samba De Uma Nota SoStan Getz, Gary Burton and Stan Getz Quartet
You Stepped Out of a DreamGary Burton
Squeeze MeJoe Beck, Gary Burton, Jay Leonhart and Terry Clarke
AzureJoe Beck, Gary Burton, Jay Leonhart and Terry Clarke
Times Like TheseGary Burton
Our WaltzGary Burton
Samba De Uma Nota SoStan Getz, Gary Burton and Stan Getz Quartet
Big Band Bossa Nova
You Stepped Out of a DreamGary Burton
New Vibe Man in Town
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Squeeze MeJoe Beck, Gary Burton, Jay Leonhart and Terry Clarke
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AzureJoe Beck, Gary Burton, Jay Leonhart and Terry Clarke
Gary Burton Quartet in Concert Live
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Times Like TheseGary Burton
Our WaltzGary Burton
New Vibe Man in Town
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