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Rodney Kendrick is a renowned American jazz pianist and composer whose career spans several decades of creative output and influential collaborations. Born in Philadelphia on April 30, 1958, Kendrick was raised in Miami before moving to New York City in 1981 to pursue jazz. Trained under the mentorship of Barry Harris, Kendrick developed a voice that blends rigorous bebop foundations with contemporary phrasing and storytelling. His work as a bandleader and collaborator has left a lasting imprint on modern jazz, demonstrating both a deep respect for tradition and a forward-looking approach to composition and ensemble dynamics.

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Beyond leading albums such as The Secrets of Rodney Kendrick (1993, Verve) and Dance World Dance (1994, Verve/Polygram), Kendrick’s discography highlights include We Don't Die, We Multiply (1997, Verve) and No Dress Code (2000, Novus). His collaborations span legendary artists like Abbey Lincoln (notably during A Turtle’s Dream era) and Rhonda Ross (Rhonda Ross Live Featuring Rodney Kendrick, 2004). The Colors of Rhythm (2014) on impulse! embraced a modern jazz trio format, while Universal Ancestry (2022) on Culture Bridge continued his exploration of cross-cultural and contemporary jazz storytelling. Recent activity, including performances reported in 2025 by JazzMa.hu, indicates ongoing engagement with audiences worldwide. For fans and newcomers alike, Rodney Kendrick’s performances offer a compelling blend of technique, lyricism, and collaborative spirit.

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Documented collaborators

While publicly verifiable social media channels may be limited, Kendrick’s artistic footprint is carried through album credits, press features, and live appearances. Explore the upcoming tour dates below and secure your seats with the friendly assistance you’ve come to expect from our team.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Rodney Kendrick

  • Born April 30, 1958 in Philadelphia; raised in Miami; moved to New York City in 1981 to pursue jazz.
  • Studied with Barry Harris; has performed with Freddie Hubbard, Terence Blanchard, Stanley Turrentine, Clark Terry, J.J. Johnson, among others.
  • Early leadership albums include The Secrets of Rodney Kendrick (1993, Verve) and Dance World Dance (1994, Verve/Polygram); later releases include We Don't Die, We Multiply (1997, Verve) and No Dress Code (2000, Novus).
  • Collaborated with Abbey Lincoln (e.g., A Turtle’s Dream era) and with Rhonda Ross (Rhonda Ross Live Featuring Rodney Kendrick, 2004).
  • The Colors of Rhythm (2014) on impulse! showcases a modern jazz trio approach; Universal Ancestry followed in 2022 on Culture Bridge.
  • Public activity in 2025 includes at least one documented appearance noted by JazzMa.hu (Hungary), indicating ongoing performance activity.

The records

Rodney Kendrick Discography

  • Universal Ancestry
    2022 · Culture Bridge Records
  • The Colors of Rhythm
    2014 · Impulse! (Impulse)
  • Rhonda Ross Live Featuring Rodney Kendrick
    2004 · Rhonda Ross
  • No Dress Code
    2000 · Novus
  • We Don't Die, We Multiply
    1997 · Verve
  • Bop!
    1997 · Telarc
  • Last Chance for Common Sense
    1996 · Verve/Polygram
  • Who Used to Dance
    1996 · Verve
  • Dance World Dance
    1994 · Novus
  • The Secrets of Rodney Kendrick
    1993 · Verve (Decca France/Verve)

The hits

Top Rodney Kendrick Songs

  • Rapability
    2000 · Did not chart

Beyond leading albums such as The Secrets of Rodney Kendrick (1993, Verve) and Dance World Dance (1994, Verve/Polygram), Kendrick’s discography highlights include We Don't Die, We Multiply (1997, Verve) and No Dress Code (2000, Novus). His collaborations span legendary artists like Abbey Lincoln (notably during A Turtle’s Dream era) and Rhonda Ross (Rhonda Ross Live Featuring Rodney Kendrick, 2004). The Colors of Rhythm (2014) on impulse! embraced a modern jazz trio format, while Universal Ancestry (2022) on Culture Bridge continued his exploration of cross-cultural and contemporary jazz storytelling. Recent activity, including performances reported in 2025 by JazzMa.hu, indicates ongoing engagement with audiences worldwide. For fans and newcomers alike, Rodney Kendrick’s performances offer a compelling blend of technique, lyricism, and collaborative spirit.

While publicly verifiable social media channels may be limited, Kendrick’s artistic footprint is carried through album credits, press features, and live appearances. Explore the upcoming tour dates below and secure your seats with the friendly assistance you’ve come to expect from our team.

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