Biography
An excellent bassist, Avery Sharpe is best known for his longtime association with McCoy Tyner's trio. He originally played piano (starting when he was eight) and accordion, switching to electric (and eventually acoustic) bass a few years later. At the University of Massachusetts, Sharpe had the opportunity to study with Reggie Workman, and he gigged with Wynton Marsalis and Pat Metheny. Sharpe first teamed up with McCoy Tyner in his early-'80s sextet, and has been a member of the pianist's trio since 1984. In addition, Sharpe has led one session for Sunnyside (1988) and a pair of CDs for his JKNM label. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi



 
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"My Friend, Don't Be Afraid to Ask for Help" Avery Sharpe Double Quartet, "I Am My Neighbors Keeper
Avery Sharpe - Changes (fragm.) bass solo
Woody Shaw; Freddy Hubbard; Joe Henderson; McCoy Tyner; Avery Sharpe; Louis Hayes 1986 - Live
Avery Sharpe trio and duo compilation
Mccoy Tyner Trio Louis Hayes, Avery Sharpe
"Unspoken Words" video from Avery Sharpe Double Quartet, "I am My Neighbors Keeper" JKNM Records
Jazz Concert at prison promotes unity and togetherness
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