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Chris Hunter

 
Artist: Chris Hunter
Chris Hunter

Similar Artists:

Michael Conlina, Mic Davis, Jim Hynes, Steve Cardenas, Don Alias

Worked With:

Will Lee, Shigeyuki Kawashima, Anthony Jackson, Gil Evans, Guy Barker, Dave Bargeron, John Clark, David Taylor, Alex Foster, Howard Johnson, Lew Soloff, George Gruntz, Gil Goldstein, Michel Camilo, Hiram Bullock, Mark Egan
  • Born: February 21, 1957, London, England
  • Active: '80s
  • Genres: Jazz
  • Instrument: Sax (Alto), Flute
  • Representative Albums: "Chris Hunter," "Scarborough Fair," "I Want You"

Biography

Closely inspired by David Sanborn (who he often sounds like on alto), Chris Hunter is best known in the U.S. for his work with Gil Evans. He started playing music when he was 12, and toured with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra at 19. After playing with Mike Westbrook (1978-1979), Hunter became a studio musician in Europe. He first played with Evans in 1983, which led to him moving to New York. In 1984, he toured with Evans, played with the Michel Camilo sextet, and began working with Mike Gibbs. He went on to record as a leader for Atlantic and the Japanese Paddle Wheel label. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
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