A History of Stanley Clarke tickets

When you think contemporary electric jazz bass you think Stanley Clarke, and Stanley Clarke tickets are like a pass to a master class on how to play the bass. Born in 1951, Stanley Clarke exploded onto the jazz world in 1971, moving the New York fresh out of Philadelphia and gifted with a rare musical talent. He quickly picked up gigs with some of the biggest names in jazz, including Horace Silver, Art Blakey, Dexter Gordon, Joe Henderson, Stan Getz and, importantly, a young, innovative pianist named Chick Corea. Clarke and Corea formed the influential group Return to Forever, which set the tone for electric jazz fusion bands to follow, such as Weather Report. Stanley Clarke has remained one of the busiest and most versatile bass players since the days with Return to Forever. He has recorded 21 solo albums to date, including his 2010 release The Stanley Clarke Band as well as a studio album with Return to Forever, Returns in 2009, and scores of recordings as band leader, collaborator, producer and guest. If you want to see an example of the bass transformed into a band-leading instrument, and how to use the bass to create melody, establish rhythm and lead the tone of the group, pick up Stanley Clarke tickets, and bring your notepad.