Posted January 25, 2008 by Jazz Beau
Seven and Sonny Straight Up
by Calvin Keys
, , hard bop

Jazz Beau says: Long time jazz guitarist and Bay Area resident Calvin Keys is still recording music that shows his vibrancy and tendency to move his chord structure into unchartered areas. A master at using space and an understanding of funky rhythms makes his work acceptable to both traditional and contemporary jazz fans.
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