List of soul jazz musicians
The following is a list of soul jazz musicians.
A
- Cannonball Adderley[1] – sax
- Nat Adderley[1] – cornet
- Allen & Allen
- Gene Ammons[2] – sax
- Curtis Amy[2] – sax
- Roy Ayers – vibraphone
B
- Gary Bartz – sax
- Joe Beck – guitar
- George Benson[2] – guitar, vocals
- Lou Blackburn – trombone
- Earl Bostic[1] – sax
- George Braith – sax
- Zachary Breaux – guitar
- Bobby Broom – guitar
- Norman Brown
- Ray Bryant[1] – piano
- Rusty Bryant
- Kenny Burrell – guitar
- Billy Butler
- Donald Byrd[1] – trumpet
C
- Terry Callier
- Ray Charles[1]
- Arnett Cobb – sax
- Sonny Cox – sax
- Hank Crawford[1] – sax
- The Crusaders[1]
- King Curtis - sax
D
- Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis[1] – sax
- Wild Bill Davis[2]
- Joey DeFrancesco – organ, trumpet
- Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio
- Bill Doggett
- Lou Donaldson[1] – sax
- George Duke – keys
- Cornell Dupree - guitar
G
- Grant Green[1] – guitar
H
- Herbie Hancock[1] – piano
- Eddie Harris[1]
- Gene Harris
- Bill Heid
- Wayne Henderson
- Red Holloway[2] – saxophone
- Ron Holloway – tenor saxophone
- Richard Holmes – organ
- Stix Hooper
- Freddie Hubbard – trumpet
- Bobbi Humphrey – flute
J
- Fred Jackson[3] – sax
- Willis Jackson[2] – sax
- The J.B.'s
- Henry Johnson
- Plas Johnson
- Wayne Johnson – guitar
- Boogaloo Joe Jones – guitar
- Ronny Jordan – guitar
K
L
- Ramsey Lewis[1] – piano
- Bobby Lyle – piano
- Johnny Lytle
M
- Harold Mabern – piano
- Junior Mance[1] – piano
- Herbie Mann – sax, flute
- Hank Marr – organ
- Pat Martino – guitar
- Hugh Masekela – trumpet
- Les McCann[1] – piano
- Big Jay McNeely sax
- Jackie Mittoo – organ
- Hank Mobley[1] – sax
- Wes Montgomery – guitar
- Dick Morrissey – tenor/soprano sax
- Ronald Muldrow – guitar
- Jack McDuff[2] – organ
- Jimmy McGriff – organ
- Charles Mingus[1]
- Wild Bill Moore[1] – sax
- Lee Morgan[1] – trumpet
- Idris Muhammad – drums
- Ronald Muldrow – guitar
N
- Oliver Nelson – sax
- David "Fathead" Newman[1] – sax
P
- Maceo Parker[1] – sax
- John Patton[2] – organ
- Duke Pearson – piano
- Houston Person – sax
- Sonny Phillips
- Trudy Pitts
- Jimmy Ponder
- Seldon Powell – sax, flute
- Pucho & His Latin Soul Brothers
- Bernard Purdie
Q
- Ike Quebec – sax
S
- Joe Sample – piano
- David Sanborn[1]
- Marlon Saunders – vocals
- Rhoda Scott – organ
- Shirley Scott[2] – organ
- Horace Silver[1] – piano
- Nina Simone – vocals
- Dr. Lonnie Smith – organ
- Jimmy Smith[1][2] – organ
- Johnny "Hammond" Smith – organ
- Tab Smith[1] – sax
- Melvin Sparks – guitar
- Leon Spencer – organ
- Sonny Stitt[2] – sax
- Soulive
T
- Grady Tate – drums
- Billy Taylor – piano
- The Three Sounds[1]
- Bobby Timmons[1] – piano
- Stanley Turrentine[1] – sax
U
- James Ulmer
V
- Harold Vick[2] – sax, flute
W
- Jr. Walker & the All Stars
- Winston Walls
- Grover Washington, Jr. – sax
- Mark Whitfield – guitar
- Don Wilkerson
- Baby Face Willette[2] – organ
- Jack Wilson – piano
- Reuben Wilson
Y
- Larry Young (jazz)[2] – organ
- Young-Holt Unlimited[1]
Z
- Joe Zawinul[1] – keyboards
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References
- Carr, Roy (2006) [1997], "Soul to Soul", A Century of Jazz: A Hundred Years of the Greatest Music Ever Made, London: Hamlyn, pp. 148–153, ISBN 0-681-03179-4
- — (2006) [1997], "The Organ", A Century of Jazz: A Hundred Years of the Greatest Music Ever Made, London: Hamlyn, pp. 154–157, ISBN 0-681-03179-4
- Erlewine, Steven Thomas. Fred Jackson at AllMusic. Retrieved 2011-11-09.
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