George Adams

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George Adams was an American jazz tenor saxophonist and flutist known for his powerful, expressive playing and collaborations with Charles Mingus and Don Pullen.

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instanceOf flutist
human
jazz musician
tenor saxophonist
activeIn 20th-century jazz
associatedAct Cecil McBee NERFINISHED
Charles Mingus NERFINISHED
Dannie Richmond NERFINISHED
Don Pullen NERFINISHED
Don Pullen-George Adams Quartet NERFINISHED
Gil Evans NERFINISHED
Lester Bowie NERFINISHED
Mingus Dynasty NERFINISHED
collaborationWith Charles Mingus NERFINISHED
Don Pullen NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
genre avant-garde jazz
free jazz
jazz
instrument bass clarinet
flute
tenor saxophone
vocals
languageOfPerformance English
nationality American
notableRole co-leader of the Don Pullen-George Adams Quartet
member of Charles Mingus’s late-period bands
notableWork City Gates NERFINISHED
Decisions NERFINISHED
Don’t Lose Control NERFINISHED
Earth Beams NERFINISHED
Life Line NERFINISHED
Nasty & Sweet NERFINISHED
Nightingale NERFINISHED
Old Feeling NERFINISHED
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occupation flutist
musician
tenor saxophonist
recordLabel Blue Note Records
Enja Records NERFINISHED
Soul Note NERFINISHED
Timeless Records NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic blues-influenced phrasing
expressive playing
powerful tone
use of vocal-like effects on saxophone

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