Bobby Bryant

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Bobby Bryant (May 19, 1934, Hattiesburg, Mississippi - June 1998) was an American jazz trumpeter and flugelhornist. Bryant also played saxophone in his youth. He moved to Chicago in 1952, where he studied at the Cosmopolitan School of Music until 1957. Remaining in the city until 1960, he played with Red Saunders, Billy Williams, and other ensembles. He relocated to New York City in 1960 and then Los Angeles in 1961, where he became a fixture on the West Coast jazz scene. He led his own groups in addition to playing with Vic Damone, Charles Mingus, Oliver Nelson, Gerald Wilson, Frank Capp/Nat Pierce, and the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra. He also worked as a studio musician and a music educator. Bryant had sustained health problems in the 1990s which reduced his activity to part-time until his death in 1998. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Earth Dance

Bobby Bryant Chicago Years

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Funky16Corners Radio v.29 - Rubber Souled Pt2

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Funky16Corners Radio v.54 - Come Together

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The Best Of Blue Juice

Swahili Strut

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Funky16Corners Radio v.32 - Summer Dog Daze

The Jazz Excursion into Hair

Jazz Excursion into Hair

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Deep Blue

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The Word! Volume II: More Soulful and Rare Interpretations of the Beatles Songbook

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