John Stubblefield

John Stubblefield
Long a talented tenor saxophonist able to fit into a wide variety of advanced settings, John Stubblefield's strong abilities have often been taken for granted. He moved to Chicago as a young player, joined the AACM, studied with Muhal Richard Abrams, and made his recording debut in 1968 with Joseph Jarman. Stubblefield relocated to New York in 1971 where, during that decade, he worked with the Collective Black Artists' big band, Mary Lou Williams, Charles Mingus, the Thad Jones-Mel Lewis...
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John Stubblefield Confessin'
Confessin' (1984) - John Stubblefield
By: John Stubblefield
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: Listen to Songs by Stubblefield, John [1] Spiral Dance, Waltz For Duke Pearson, Blood Count
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John Stubblefield Countin' on the Blues
Countin' on the Blues (1987) - John Stubblefield
By: John Stubblefield
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: Remembrance, For Those Who Didn't Know, Going Home
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