CoffeeTalk Jazz Welcomes Saxophonist Wayne Gutshall

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Wayne Gutshall is a saxophone player and composer from Miami, Florida. For years Wayne has played on the Miami music scene and abroad performing with many of the world’s most popular Latin pop stars, Latin jazz stars, and American pop stars. Wayne recently played on Ed Calle's Mamblue CD which won a 2015 Latin Grammy for Best Instrumental Album. Are you musical taste buds ready for some stick to you kinda of Jazz? Wayne sound is like a beautiful bourbon glazed t-bone steak char-grilled to perfection. He's giving you a choice of improvisational jazz, education and much more.Join the Jazz conversation with this amazing musician. Follow the show on twitter @CoffeeTalkJazz Follow Wayne on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wgutshalljazz/ - & https://www.instagram.com/coffeetalkjazz/

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