Living Legend Percussionist Harvey Mason Sr. Fourplay Jazz

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You will have only begun to scratch the surface by identifying the masterful Harvey Mason Sr. as just a percussionist. Yes, his precision time keeping and versatility have placed him among THE most in-demand and most recorded session drummers of all-time. He’s been hired by everyone from Barbra Streisand to James Brown to Mary J. to Herbie Hancock to Jennifer Hudson to Frank Sinatra to John Legend to the London Symphony Orchestra. Follow the show on Twitter: @CoffeeTalkJazz @FOURPLAYJazz www.fourplayjazz.com

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