Wayne Henderson

Trombonist and music producer

Wayne Henderson - Artists & Creatives born September 24th, 1939
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A prominent trombonist and producer, contributed significantly to the jazz and music scene. Co-founded the legendary jazz ensemble, The Jazz Crusaders, which gained acclaim in the 1960s for innovative blending of jazz, funk, and soul. Worked with various artists and genres, producing music and enhancing the sound of numerous recordings. Highly regarded for expertise in arranging and composition, influencing both peers and upcoming musicians throughout a prolific career.

Co-founded The Jazz Crusaders

Produced various influential jazz recordings

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