Chesky Records Artists Codexery

A source-cited reference to chesky records artists

Chesky Records Artists (24)

• John Abercrombie (guitarist) — American jazz guitarist known for understated style and organ trio work.
• Ahn Trio — Sibling piano trio blending classical with popular genres.
• Howard Alden — American jazz guitarist and seven-string player.
• Monty Alexander — Jamaican American jazz pianist with a bright, swinging Caribbean style.
• Victor Bailey (musician) — American bassist for Weather Report and solo artist.
• Bruckner Orchestra Linz — Austrian orchestra named for Anton Bruckner, based in Linz.
• Billy Burnette — American guitarist, singer, songwriter, and Fleetwood Mac member (1987–1996).
• Cándido Camero — Cuban conga pioneer who transformed Latin percussion setups.
• Ron Carter — Most-recorded jazz bassist in history, cellist, and Miles Davis Quintet anchor.
• Cephas & Wiggins — Acoustic Piedmont blues duo from Washington D.C.
• Jimmy Cobb — Last surviving player from Miles Davis's Kind of Blue sessions.
• Alexis Cole — American jazz singer, educator, and former U.S. Army vocalist.
• Larry Coryell — American jazz guitarist and pioneer of fusion music.
• Paquito D'Rivera — Cuban-American saxophonist and clarinetist blending Latin jazz and classical.
• Billy Drummond — American jazz drummer and educator.
• Dave Eggar — American cellist, pianist, and composer.
• Johnny Frigo — Jazz violinist and bassist who wrote enduring standards.
• Louis Hayes — American jazz drummer and band leader.
• David Hazeltine — American jazz pianist, composer, arranger, and educator.
• Fred Hersch — American jazz pianist, composer, and 17-time Grammy nominee.
• John Hicks (pianist) — American jazz pianist, composer, and arranger.
• Javon Jackson — Jazz tenor saxophonist, bandleader, and educator.
• David Johansen — Lead singer of the New York Dolls, Buster Poindexter, and actor.
• Beat Kaestli — Swiss vocalist known for R&B-infused pop-jazz and Great American Songbook.