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Russell Allen Taylor
We have known each other for many years, primarily through supporting our local jazz club, the Columbus Jazz Society: Columbus... Georgia, that is. (Check out their website listed in our links section.) About a year ago, Rusty approached Tom Chadwick with a request to record some vocal jazz standards. Mark and Jeff dug the idea, and the quartet started practicing. Along the way they had fun; the synergy created was addictive, so they decided to play. On December 21, 2009, they gigged at Carriage and Horses restaurant in Pine Mountain, Georgia, and the response was really positive. (Check out the restaurant's website at www.ComeToDagher.com — Dagher, by the way, is the owner's name.)
We were asked back on January 30, 2010 to reservations of over two hundred... Dagher had to turn down some potential customers. Of course, Dagher sponsored a wine tasting event, which attracts many patons, but quite a few came to hear the band, and the atmosphere was electric.
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“If you like vocal/instrumental jazz standards, you will enjoy this CD by Rusty Taylor & Friends called "Southern Standards Time." Not only will you enjoy Rusty's solid mid range voice, but the musicianship is excellent... Rusty's voice really shines on "My One And Only Love" and "When I Look In Your Eyes." If you like a little jazz B3 organ, listen to "He'll Have To Go"... "God Bless The Child" and the trumpet interlude from Charlie Parsons… overall, this is a great CD, I really enjoyed it!” James Larken Smith - The Morning Coffee Mix Blog
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Recordings: As Leader | As Sideperson