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Grady Tate
Grady Tate – born January 14, 1932 in Durham, North Carolina – was a jazz and
soul drummer and vocalist. While most of his career was spent as a drummer, he
was often recognized for his baritone voice appearing on several songs in
Schoolhouse Rock!, a series of educational musical shorts that debuted in the
1970s. Grady Tate first came to prominence when he moved to New York City in
1963 and became the drummer in Quincy Jones’ band. His unique sound was also
captured on classic ‘60s albums by Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery. He also
recorded as a sideman for many other artists inc...
AlwaysIrving Berlin, Grady Tate, Jay Leonhart, Mike Renzi and Bobbi Baird
The Songs Of Irving Berlin
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All AloneIrving Berlin, Grady Tate, Jay Leonhart, Mike Renzi, Bobbi Baird and Richard Heyman
Connee Boswell Selected Favorites Volume 1
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MarieIrving Berlin, Grady Tate, Mike Renzi and Bobbi Baird
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Let's Take an Old Fashioned WalkIrving Berlin, Grady Tate, Jay Leonhart, Mike Renzi and Bobbi Baird
Miss Liberty
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Ding-Dong! The Witch Is DeadJay Leonhart, Ken Peplowski, Ted Rosenthal and Grady Tate
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Windmills of Your MindGrady Tate
Windmills of My Mind
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