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“among the city’s best
soul-jazz ensembles, able to play up-tempo numbers, smooth ballads
and improvised funk.” Ron
Wynn
Nashville Scene |
“Best kept secret...”
Melba Moore
Tony Award-winning Vocalist |
“Small but powerful jazz four-piece
fronted by the locally revered John Birdsong.” Nashville
Rage |
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“Your tempos
are rock solid and your beat is full with an excellent sound.”
Eric Alexander, Jazz Saxophonist |
“Though this
band plays small rooms, their show is anything but small. The band’s
leader and bass player is the foundation for their big sound...”
Rebecca Malone
Nashville digitalcity.com |
“When Birdsong
plays his bass, he puts a serious groove and passion on everything
he plays. If you want it swinging, Birdsong is your man!”
Rufus Reid
Master Jazz Bassist |
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“Smooth and swinging is what
real jazz is about and John has that covered. His sound is deep like
a bass should be and in the style of Ray Brown. Gotta love it!”
Deborah Brown
Internationally Acclaimed Jazz Vocalist |
“John Birdsong is one of the
most enthusiastic and aggressive bassists that I know.”
Rick Jackson
Jazz Pianist |
“John’s passion for music
is obvious every time I hear him.” Larry
Carlton
International Jazz Guitarist |
“His guests
at F. Scott’s could feature any number of guest performers as
his steady grooves bridge the sounds and styles of different Nashville
jazz generations.” Nashville
Scene |
“the city’s
senior statesman of jazz bass...solid but swinging lines.”
Downbeat Magazine |
“Mr. Birdsong
is a bassist who gives his all. What more do you need?”
J. D. Blair
Drummer for Shania Twain/Victor Wooten |
“Birdsong is one of the most soulful upright players
around. He can lay down the groove and maintain a steady
pulse.”
Donald Brown
Grammy-nominated Jazz Pianist |
"John
Birdsong plays with the spirit of the old bass masters. His choice
of notes and defined time makes it a pleasure to perorm with him."
Clifford
Adams
Jazz trombonist (performs with Kool and Gang)
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