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Artist
David Lee Jr.
12+ albums
jazzfree jazzamericafunksoul-jazz
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Growing up in New Orleans, during the 1960s David Lee Jr. became a part of the city's thriving rhythm and blues scene playing sessions with everyone from Eddie Bo to Willie Tee, before moving to New York in the 1970s as part of Roy Ayer's group and also working with Lonnie Liston Smith, Harold Alexander, Leon Thomas and many other talented artists as a session drummer, recording for radical independent labels such as Flying Dutchman, Strata-East and India Navigation. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Evolution
Black Fire! New Spirits! Radical and Revolutionary Jazz in the USA 1957-82
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Caribou: The Longest Mixtape
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Soul Jazz Records Presents Black Fire! New Spirits! Deep and Radical Jazz in the USA 1957-75
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Revelation
Black Fire New Spirits
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Black Fire! New Spirits! Radical and Revolutionary Jazz In The USA
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Black Fire! New Spirits: Radical And Revolutionary Jazz In The U.S.A 1957-82
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Black Fire! New Spirits! Deep and Radical Jazz in the USA 1957-75
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Black Fire! New Spirits! Radical And Revolutionary Jazz In The U.S.A. 1957 - 1982
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Black Fire! New Spirits! Radical and Revolutionary Jazz in the USA 1957-1982
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