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Selected Discography

CD: "I'm Put the last touches to Smiles,"

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Houston singer and bandleader Jacqui Sutton premieres her new project "Un-Cross Talk: Jazz and Blues Slip n' Slide Together Houston Style" at MATCH, March 16 and 17. "Un-Cross Talk" is described as "a semi-theatrical, multi-media immersive musical experience that seeks to make urban and rural America talk 'with' one another, instead of 'across' from each other; hence the title 'Un-Cross Talk.'" Sutton is one of the 37 musicians I interview in my book Freedom of Expression: Interviews With Women in Jazz. Here is the introduction to and an excerpt from that conversation.

Jacqui Sutton (Photo by Richard Tomcala)

When it comes to realizing one’s musical potential, a musician must cut his or her own path. The journey is never straightforward and certainly doesn’t unfold within the prescribed timeline of a four-year degree program. Interestingly, across all artistic disciplines, coming into one’s own is commonly described as “finding your own voice.”

The beginning of singer Jacqui Sutton’s musical journey can be traced back to the 1960s when she, along with her siblings and mother (“newly single, and pregnant with her sixth child”), relocated from Orlando, Florida, to Rochester, New York. At the end of the final d

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Born in southeast Turkey, Gaziantep; it was in Ankara where Tansu picked up an electric bass for the first time as a 14 year old kid, and made up his mind to become a professional musician. Although the destination was clear from the beginning, the path was a long and rocky road with much sacrifice and many detours over the years...

Without any access to formal music education and lacking support from parents, he had no choice but to learn how to play the instrument by self-teaching from music books and recordings. By the time he was studying political science in university, with more sources becoming available on the internet, he was able to learn and play all the bass lines/solos in the legendary album "Jaco Pastorius" note by note in its entirety, at age 20. Graduating from university in 2009, and determined to learn the art of jazz improvisation; he moved to the USA in pursuit of a full-time endeavor in music.

After a brief stay in Nashville, he enrolled in the HCC's "jazz studies" program in Houston, Tx where he spent the following 2 years playing with the faculty members, the school's big band and its jazz ensembles. In order to tackle financial issues and pay the bills, he had to also work illegally on the side as a valet in night clubs and some other odd pa