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Donald Dean (born June 21, 1937) is a revered jazz drummer whose rhythmic versatility helped shape mid-20th century American jazz. With a career spanning decades, he’s known for his work with Kenny Dorham, Les McCann, and Jimmy Smith, and for appearing on the iconic Swiss Movement album from 1969. His influence extends beyond recordings to shaping live performances and collaborations that continue to inspire new generations of jazz artists. This page highlights his biography, key discography moments, and upcoming tour or event appearances, including a 2025 tribute in Harlem. We’ve got you covered for the latest opportunities to experience this jazz legend live.

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For fans and newcomers alike, following Donald Dean means staying connected to jazz history inMotion. Stay tuned for future performances and archival releases, and check out related acts like his grandson Jamael Dean, a contemporary artist linked with Stones Throw Records, to explore the ongoing family lineage of innovation in jazz and beyond. If you’re looking to secure tickets, we’ll help you find accessible options and reliable availability for events and live streams as they’re announced.

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Quick Facts About Donald Dean

  • Donald Dean (born June 21, 1937) is a jazz drummer who played with Kenny Dorham, Les McCann and others; he appears on Swiss Movement (1969).
  • Major 1960s–1970s credits include Les McCann albums Swiss Movement, Much Les, Comment, Second Movement, Invitation to Openness, Talk to the People, Live at Montreux, Layers; and Jimmy Smith albums Bluesmith, Paid in Full, 75.
  • Notable 2019 collaboration: Horace Tapscott – Why Don’t You Listen? (Dark Tree Records) which features Donald Dean in the discography.
  • 2025 appearance: Tomas Janzon Quartet Honoring Donald Dean at the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, NY on January 16, 2025 (live stream).
  • Grandson Jamael Dean is a contemporary musician, linked to Stones Throw Records.

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Donald Dean Discography

  • Why Don't You Listen?
    2019 · Dark Tree Records
  • Les Is More
    1991 · Night
  • Horace Tapscott – Live
    1988 · Americana
  • 75
    1975 · Mojo
  • Paid in Full
    1974 · Mojo
  • Live at Montreux
    1973 · Atlantic
  • Layers
    1973 · Atlantic
  • Invitation to Openness
    1972 · Atlantic
  • Talk to the People
    1972 · Atlantic
  • Second Movement
    1971 · Atlantic
  • Comment
    1970 · Atlantic
  • Swiss Movement
    1969 · Atlantic
  • Much Les
    1969 · Atlantic
  • Outa Sight
    1962 · Pacific Jazz
  • Business Meeting
    1962 · Pacific Jazz

For fans and newcomers alike, following Donald Dean means staying connected to jazz history inMotion. Stay tuned for future performances and archival releases, and check out related acts like his grandson Jamael Dean, a contemporary artist linked with Stones Throw Records, to explore the ongoing family lineage of innovation in jazz and beyond. If you’re looking to secure tickets, we’ll help you find accessible options and reliable availability for events and live streams as they’re announced.

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