Dave Koz
Dave Koz started playing saxophone at age 10, influenced by his father's jazz records and players like Grover Washington Jr. His 1990 debut album featured...
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Dave Koz started playing saxophone at age 10, influenced by his father's jazz records and players like Grover Washington Jr. His 1990 debut album featured 'The Dance,' which became a hit and helped establish him in the smooth jazz scene. He grew up in Southern California and was born in 1963.
He's released albums like 'Lucky Man' in 1993, 'Golden Boy' in 1996, and 'At the Movies' in 1998. Other songs include 'Careless Whisper' and 'Nothing But The Radio On.' Some jazz listeners have questioned his commercial approach, but he's kept working in his style.
Koz has recorded with musicians like Richard Marx and Jeff Lorber. His catalog includes more than twenty studio albums, with titles like 'Saxophonic' from 2003 and 'Summer Horns' from 2013.
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