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Ed Cherry, born October 12, 1954 in New Haven, Connecticut, is a distinguished jazz guitarist known for his decades of work as a versatile sideman, as well as a compelling bandleader. A longtime member of Dizzy Gillespie’s ensembles (1978–1993), Cherry helped carry the flame of bebop and modern jazz into new generations. His career blends deep swing with exploratory improvisation, earning him recognition on the international stage and a respected place in the jazz community.

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Beyond his collaborations, Cherry’s leadership yields a substantial body of recorded work that showcases his melodic sensibility, rhythmic clarity, and affinity for engaging ensemble interplay. He remains an active touring artist, delivering intimate performances and high-energy trio explorations that connect with both longtime fans and new listeners.

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Whether performing as a guitarist with a nuanced touch or leading a tight, interactive group, Ed Cherry offers a compelling live experience rooted in tradition and forward momentum. We’ve got you covered for finding reliable tickets and up-to-date tour information as your connection to this seasoned jazz voice.

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Ed Cherry's discography highlights reflect a steady, thoughtful arc. His albums as a leader include First Take (1993) and Second Look (1994), followed by The Spirits Speak (2001), Create with Marco Marzola (2005), It’s All Good (2012), Soul Tree (2016), and Peace (2022). The 2023 release Are We There Yet? on Cellar Live features a bluesy organ-trio setup with Monte Croft on vibes, Kyle Koehler on Hammond B3, and Byron Landham on drums. This project exemplifies Cherry’s ability to fuse groove, blues, and sophisticated jazz harmony into fresh, engaging performances.

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Notably, Cherry was part of the Dizzy Gillespie & United Nation Orchestra, which earned a Grammy for Live at Royal Festival Hall, underscoring his role in landmark jazz history. For fans and newcomers alike, Ed Cherry’s ongoing work—through albums, collaborations, and live appearances—offers a vivid portrait of a guitarist who travels with the tradition while pushing it forward. For the latest tour updates, verify official channels and trusted ticket sources as venues announce new dates.

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Follow Ed Cherry for ongoing news, music, and performance updates through his official site and Bandcamp pages, and stay tuned for 2025–2026 touring information.

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Quick Facts About Ed Cherry

  • Born October 12, 1954 in New Haven, Connecticut.
  • Longtime Dizzy Gillespie sideman (1978–1993).
  • Albums as leader: First Take (1993), Second Look (1994), The Spirits Speak (2001), Create with Marco Marzola (2005), It's All Good (2012), Soul Tree (2016), Peace (2022), Are We There Yet? (2023).
  • Latest release Are We There Yet? (Cellar Live, 2023) features a bluesy organ-trio with Monte Croft (vibes), Kyle Koehler (Hammond B3) and Byron Landham (drums).
  • Major awards/achievements include Dizzy Gillespie & United Nation Orchestra’s Grammy-winning Live at Royal Festival Hall (Cherry was a member).
  • Social media/online presence primarily via his official site and Bandcamp pages.

The records

Ed Cherry Discography

  • Are We There Yet?
    2023 · Cellar Live
  • Peace
    2022 · Space Time
  • Soul Tree
    2016 · Posi-Tone
  • It's All Good
    2012 · Posi-Tone
  • Create with Marco Marzola
    2005 · Wide Music
  • The Spirits Speak
    2001 · Justin Time
  • Second Look
    1994 · Groovin' High
  • First Take
    1993 · Groovin' High

Ed Cherry's discography highlights reflect a steady, thoughtful arc. His albums as a leader include First Take (1993) and Second Look (1994), followed by The Spirits Speak (2001), Create with Marco Marzola (2005), It’s All Good (2012), Soul Tree (2016), and Peace (2022). The 2023 release Are We There Yet? on Cellar Live features a bluesy organ-trio setup with Monte Croft on vibes, Kyle Koehler on Hammond B3, and Byron Landham on drums. This project exemplifies Cherry’s ability to fuse groove, blues, and sophisticated jazz harmony into fresh, engaging performances.

Notably, Cherry was part of the Dizzy Gillespie & United Nation Orchestra, which earned a Grammy for Live at Royal Festival Hall, underscoring his role in landmark jazz history. For fans and newcomers alike, Ed Cherry’s ongoing work—through albums, collaborations, and live appearances—offers a vivid portrait of a guitarist who travels with the tradition while pushing it forward. For the latest tour updates, verify official channels and trusted ticket sources as venues announce new dates.

Follow Ed Cherry for ongoing news, music, and performance updates through his official site and Bandcamp pages, and stay tuned for 2025–2026 touring information.

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