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Grover Washington, Jr.
The son of a church chorister and an avid collector of old jazz records, Grover
Washington Jr., born December 12, 1943, was always well-versed in classic jazz,
first learning to play the saxophone at the age of eight when he'd sneak into
blues and jazz clubs in Buffalo. He subsequently joined The Four Clefs before
being drafted into the US Army, where he met the drummer Billy Cobham, who
introduced him to many influential New York musicians, including Leon Spencer,
with whom he played on his first two albums. Grover's own early albums won him a
lot of respect for the quality of h...
Just the Two of UsGrover Washington, Jr.
Just The Two Of UsGrover Washington, Jr. and Bill Withers
The Best Is Yet to ComeGrover Washington, Jr.
Mister MagicGrover Washington, Jr.
Take Five (Take Another Five)Grover Washington, Jr.
Ain't No Sunshine/Theme from "Man and Boy" (Better Days)Grover Washington, Jr.
Just the Two of UsGrover Washington, Jr.
Winelight
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Just The Two Of UsGrover Washington, Jr. and Bill Withers
Still Bill
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The Best Is Yet to ComeGrover Washington, Jr.
Winelight
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Mister MagicGrover Washington, Jr.
Mister Magic
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Take Five (Take Another Five)Grover Washington, Jr.
Next Exit
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Ain't No Sunshine/Theme from "Man and Boy" (Better Days)Grover Washington, Jr.
Inner City Blues
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