Jon Faddis
The renowned jazz trumpeter Jon Faddis has enjoyed a solo career as a recording
artist spanning 30 years but his work as a session player is probably more
familiar to the record buying public. Songs such as the 1970s hit 'Disco
Inferno' feature his trumpet playing and he has also appeared on four Paul Simon
albums including the double Grammy Award winning 'Graceland' on which Faddis
played the catchy trumpet hook on 'You Can Call Me Al'.
Faddis was born in Oakland, California and started out his professional career
at the age of 18 playing in Lionel Hampton's big band. He soon...
Bad InfluenceEric Clapton, Phil Collins, Michael Brecker, Jon Faddis, Dave Bargeron, Randy Brecker, Nathan East and Greg Phillinganes
Take a ChanceEric Clapton, Phil Collins, Michael Brecker, Jon Faddis, Randy Brecker, Nathan East and Greg Phillinganes
Hung Up on Your LoveEric Clapton, Phil Collins, Michael Brecker, Jon Faddis, Randy Brecker, Nathan East and Greg Phillinganes
In a Sentimental MoodSteve Turre, Jon Faddis, Akua Dixon, Idris Muhammad, Mulgrew Miller and Peter Washington
Body and SoulSwing Summit, Ray Drummond, Jon Faddis, Ben Riley, Kenny Barron, Steve Turre and Frank Wess
Oh, Lady Be Good!
George Duke, Jon Faddis and Gregg FieldBad InfluenceEric Clapton, Phil Collins, Michael Brecker, Jon Faddis, Dave Bargeron, Randy Brecker, Nathan East and Greg Phillinganes
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Take a ChanceEric Clapton, Phil Collins, Michael Brecker, Jon Faddis, Randy Brecker, Nathan East and Greg Phillinganes
August
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Hung Up on Your LoveEric Clapton, Phil Collins, Michael Brecker, Jon Faddis, Randy Brecker, Nathan East and Greg Phillinganes
August
3:53
In a Sentimental MoodSteve Turre, Jon Faddis, Akua Dixon, Idris Muhammad, Mulgrew Miller and Peter Washington
7:11
Body and SoulSwing Summit, Ray Drummond, Jon Faddis, Ben Riley, Kenny Barron, Steve Turre and Frank Wess
Rhythm Within
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Oh, Lady Be Good!
George Duke, Jon Faddis and Gregg Field