Jon Davis

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Jonathan Harvey "Jon" Davis (* around 1965 in New York City ) is an American jazz musician ( piano , also keyboards , Chapman Stick , composition ) of modern jazz .

Live and act

Davis worked in the New York jazz scene from the mid-1980s; u. a. He played with Jaco Pastorius ( Standards Zone ), Phil Woods , Jon Burr , in the Joris Teepe Big Band, with İlhan Erşahin and with the singer Marcus Goldhaber ( Take Me Anywhere ). Under his own name he released the albums Beauty and the Blues (Venus Records, 2013, with Ed Howard , Tim Horner ) and Posi-Tone Records One Up Front (2013, with Joris Teepe, Shinnosuke Takahashi ), Changes Over Time ( 2015, with Ugonna Okegwo and Jochen Rückert ), Moving Right Along (2015, with Yasushi Nakamura , Shinnosuke Takahashi) and Happy Juice (2017, with Boris Kozlov , Mark Ferber ). Recordings were also made with the Bobby Shew / George Robert Quintet ( Live in Switzerland , 2002), Howard Leshaw Quartet ( Shadow Song , 2004) and the Jeff Silvertrust Quintet. Tom Lord records 54 recordings of Davis between 1986 and 2017.

In 2019/20 he is a member of the Claire Daly Quartet and leads a trio with Joseph Lepore (bass) and Jimmy Macbride (drums).

Discographic notes

  • Brian Melvin, Jaco Pastorius, Rick Smith, Jon Davis, Paul Mousavi: Jazz Street (1988)
  • The Brian Melvin Trio Featuring Jaco Pastorius & Jon Davis' Standards Zone (1990)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Jon Davis, Piano. Smalls, September 1, 2019, accessed September 11, 2019 .
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  4. Tom Lord: The Jazz Discography