Sentence examples for jazz veteran from inspiring English sources

Jim Gardiner, of Fairfield, Conn., described himself as more of a jazz veteran.

Mance is an agile, polished mainstream stylist and a jazz veteran with direct links to iconic figures like Lester Young and Clifford Brown.

It was released as a single in 1979, taken from Jackson's first solo album, Off the Wall, which was produced by the jazz veteran Quincy Jones.

Narrated by Ithaca jazz veteran Joe Salzano, the performance includes a recreation of the historic original recording session, as well as what it would have been like to see the band live at New York City's famed Reisenweber's Cafe, complete with period dance performances by the Crazeology dance troupe.

In Kings Point, at the United States Merchant Marine Academy, Daniel Schnyder on saxophone and flute; Jonas Tauber, cellist; and David Taylor, bass trombonist, close out this year's Great Neck Arts Center's "Salon Series" with a tribute to Al Grey, the jazz veteran who died recently.

He and other musicians emerge through the first-floor sash windows and play from on high: a mournful accordionist, a silvery fiddler (not quite on the roof) and a discreet percussionist… Long John introduces his crew/ band as if he were a jazz veteran and "Yo ho ho" turns out to be more a dirge than a knees-up – the pirates swaying as if the music were a sea swell.

John has studied with notable jazz veterans such as Jay Thomas, Cuong Vu, Scott Wendholt, and currently with Tony Kadleck.

Review: Four long time jazz veterans team up to form a super group.

Jazz veterans Stockton, Malone and Jeff Hornacek stayed on the bench during the final period.

It's hard for those jazz veterans who tower above the pack to know what to do on record.

The jazz veterans who share gigs with Mr. Han respect his musicianship and are enjoying his evolution.