COREA / GADD / MCBRIDE - SUPER TRIO (LIVE AT THE ONE WORLD THEATRE, APRIL 3RD, 2005)
Christian McBride – bass Steve Gadd – drums Chick Corea – piano
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COREA / GADD / MCBRIDE - SUPER TRIO (LIVE AT THE ONE WORLD THEATRE, APRIL 3RD, 2005)
Christian McBride – bass Steve Gadd – drums Chick Corea – piano

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Grover Washington Jr. ⎯ Mister Magic
Live in Concert, June 27, 1981, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Personnel Grover Washington Jr. (ts) Eric Gale (g) Richard Tee (fender rhodes key) Paul Griffin (synth) Anthony Jackson (b) Steve Gadd (ds) Ralph MacDonald (perc)
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Steve Gadd – Gaddabout
The Gaddabouts is the first album by The Gaddabouts, released in January 2011. The band consists of Edie Brickell, drummer Steve Gadd, guitarist Andy Fairweather Low and bass player Pino Palladino.
The band: Edie Brickell – vocals, guitar Steve Gadd – drums, percussion Andy Fairweather Low – vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar Pino Palladino – bass, guitar
Additional musicians: Joey DeFrancesco – piano, organ, Rhodes piano, melodica, trumpet Gil Goldstein – accordion, Hammond B3 organ Ronnie Cuber – baritone saxophone Marcus Rojas – tuba Luisito Quintero – congas Dan Block – clarinet

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Happy birthday to Steve Gadd!
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Steve Gadd Band – Gadditude
Gadditude is a 2013 jazz fusion album by the Steve Gadd Band, featuring a core group of musicians who also formed the touring band for James Taylor. The album is noted for blending genres like soul, jazz, funk, and 1970s fusion, with a focus on collective grooves and feel over individual showmanship. Reviewers praised the album’s relaxed feel, borne from the musicians’ familiarity with each other as James Taylor’s touring band. Critics noted that while Gadd doesn’t deliver extensive solos, his drumming provides the strong rhythmic foundations and grooves that support the music. The band’s ability to convincingly bend genres and incorporate diverse styles, such as a country-infused rendition of Keith Jarrett’s “Country” and a re-imagining of Radiohead’s “Scatterbrain” as a jazz standard, was also highlighted.
Personnel: Bass – Jimmy Johnson Drums – Steve Gadd Guitar – Michael Landau Keyboards – Larry Goldings Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Walt Fowler