Emily Remler
American jazz guitarist
Born
1957
68 years ago
Died
May 4th, 1990
35 years ago — 33 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A prominent American jazz guitarist, contributions spanned several styles of jazz throughout the career. Explored complex chord progressions and improvisation techniques. Released albums including 'Tycus' and 'Cat Walk', showcasing technical proficiency and musicality. Collaborated with various notable musicians and performed at major jazz festivals.
Released album 'Cat Walk' in 1989
Performed at prestigious jazz festivals
Collaborated with celebrated jazz musicians
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