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Roger Kellaway
Roger Kellaway is a jazz pianist and composer from Oakland, California. He started playing piano early, influenced by jazz figures like Dave Brubeck and Bill...
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Roger Kellaway is a jazz pianist and composer from Oakland, California. He started playing piano early, influenced by jazz figures like Dave Brubeck and Bill Evans. In the 1960s, he worked with singer Anita O'Day on the album 'Anita Sings the Winners.'
Kellaway recorded many albums over time, including 'The Roger Kellaway Trio' in 1959 and 'The Book of Kells' in 1977. He sometimes played with other musicians, such as bassist John Patitucci and drummer Billy Hart.
His version of 'Singing In The Rain' became well-known in the 1970s. Kellaway has kept performing and recording, with albums like 'Celebration' in 2003.
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