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Idris Muhammad
Born Leo Morris in New Orleans, American jazz drummer Idris Muhammad changed his
name when he converted to Islam in the 1960s. A talented musician, he enjoyed
playing a wide variety of styles of music and had a prolific performing and
recording career, appearing on hundreds of albums as a sideman in addition to
several as leader. Known for his funky playing style, he began his professional
career early with an appearance on Fats Domino's 'Blueberry Hill' (1956). In
1965 he joined Lou Donaldson's band and performed on many of their albums
between then and 1981, including 'Fried Bu...
Could Heaven Ever Be Like ThisIdris Muhammad
The More I See YouJack Wilkins, Dennis Irwin, Gene Bertoncini and Idris Muhammad
LauraXimo Tebar and Idris Muhammad
Speak LowPharoah Sanders, John Hicks, Curtis Lundy and Idris Muhammad
My Foolish HeartAhmad Jamal, James Cammack, Idris Muhammad and George Coleman
In a Sentimental MoodSteve Turre, Jon Faddis, Akua Dixon, Idris Muhammad, Mulgrew Miller and Peter Washington
Could Heaven Ever Be Like ThisIdris Muhammad
Turn This Mutha Out
The More I See YouJack Wilkins, Dennis Irwin, Gene Bertoncini and Idris Muhammad
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LauraXimo Tebar and Idris Muhammad
Goes Blue
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Speak LowPharoah Sanders, John Hicks, Curtis Lundy and Idris Muhammad
Africa
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My Foolish HeartAhmad Jamal, James Cammack, Idris Muhammad and George Coleman
À l'Olympia
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In a Sentimental MoodSteve Turre, Jon Faddis, Akua Dixon, Idris Muhammad, Mulgrew Miller and Peter Washington
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