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Latest revision as of 00:44, January 3, 2016
Ron Carter is a jazz bass player best known for his tenure in Miles Davis's 1960's quintet. As he appears in over 2500 albums, he is one of the most-recorded jazz artists in the world. After leaving Davis's band, Carter has continued to perform in small-group settings as well as with his nonet.