Biography: Chuck Redd is an acclaimed jazz drummer and vibraphonist whose artistry spans swing, bop, and Brazilian rhythms. A former Artist-In-Residence at the Smithsonian Jazz Café (2004–2008), he later served as musical director of the Oregon Festival of American Music (2019). His work with Charlie Byrd and Mel Tormé helped shape a refined, groove-oriented jazz voice that resonates with audiences worldwide. Redd’s recognition includes Hot House Jazz Magazine naming him “best vibist” in 2015 and 2016, underscoring his impact on the jazz scene.
Discography Highlights: The Chuck Redd Quartet has released a series of compelling albums, led by Redd’s distinct vibraphone and drum sensibilities. Highlights include:
- Groove City (2019, Dalphine Records) – a modern groove-focused collection.
- The Common Thread (2010, Arbors Records) – improvisational cohesion with a classic feel.
- When Redd Is Blue (2007, Noteworthy Jazz) – a moody, melodic exploration.
- Happy All the Time: Chuck Redd Remembers Barney Kessel (2006, Arbors) – tribute interpretations with warmth.
- All This and Heaven Too (2002, Arbors) – lyrical explorations of swing and melody.
- Stomp, Look & Listen (1996, Exclusive Arts) – early jazz explorations with bold grooves.
Upcoming 2025 Tour Highlights: Expect engaging performances across the country, including a high-profile date with Jason Marsalis at Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro in New Orleans on June 14, 2025, a Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro date on November 8, 2025, and a festive appearance at Vic’s Las Vegas on December 13, 2025. Each show offers the quartet’s signature blend of swing, bop, and Brazilian textures, delivered with precision and warmth.
For social updates and more, follow Chuck Redd on his official channels: Facebook, X, Instagram, and visit his official site: chuckreddjazz.com.
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