Graham Bond

Keyboard player and bandleader in jazz

Graham Bond - Artists & Creatives born October 28th, 1937
Born
Died

1974
51 years ago — 37 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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Born in 1937, this English musician was prominent in the jazz and rhythm and blues scenes during the 1960s. A skilled keyboard player, singer, and saxophonist, he founded the Graham Bond Organization, which became a significant influence in British music. The band combined elements of jazz, blues, and rock, paving the way for future acts. Bond's work with prominent musicians and his innovative approach to sound left a lasting mark on the music industry.

Founded the Graham Bond Organization

Collaborated with artists like Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce

Influenced the British jazz and blues scenes

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