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In 2000, bassist John Clayton and drummer Jeff Hamilton joined Pamela on her debut album, Blue York, an rare opportunity for an emerging jazz pianist. The trio successfully created an 11-track CD with such intimacy that it seems the trio is performing in the listener’s living room.
John Lee Clayton Jr. Born August 20, 1952 (age 71) Venice, California, U.S. Genres: Jazz, swing, classical: Occupation(s) Musician, arranger, composer: Instrument(s) Double bass: Years active: 1980s–present: Member of: The Clayton Brothers, Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra: Website: johnclaytonjazz.com
21 de may. de 2008 · With the release of her debut CD Blue York (Audiophoric), Pamela's career has reached a new level. Joined by renowned jazz artists, bassist John Clayton and drummer Jeff Hamilton, the trio plays a set of original compositions along with standards from the Great American Songbook.
O’s Notes: Bassist John Clayton, drummer Jeff Hamilton and leader Pamela York (piano) make up this tight trio. They play a variety of traditional tunes with each of the musicians displaying their talent. Pamela stands out especially on “Back To The Border” where she makes a definitive statement.
With the release of her 2001 debut CD “Blue York” (Audiophoric) Pamela’s career has reached a new level. Joined by renowned jazz artists, bassist John Clayton and drummer Jeff Hamilton, the trio plays a set of original compositions along with standards from the Great American Songbook.
Six-time GRAMMY nominated artist Gerald Clayton has released “Damunt de tu Només les Flors,” the second single to be revealed from his ravishing new Blue Note album Bells On Sand, which comes out April 1.The piece was written by the Catalan composer Federico Mompou and features the pianist with his father John Clayton on bass, Justin Brown on drums, and a stunning vocal performance by MARO.
Pianist Gerald Clayton has released his Blue Note Records debut Happening: Live at the Village Vanguard, which was recorded at the legendary NYC jazz club with a quintet of longtime collaborators—Logan Richardson on alto saxophone, Walter Smith III on tenor saxophone, Joe Sanders on bass, and Marcus Gilmore on...
