Mentions of Jeff "Tain" Watts

4 mentions

Statements by others that mention Jeff "Tain" Watts, drawn from interviews, books, and other sources.

Call Kenny Kirkland, man. Jeff Tain Watts should be the drummer.

Recalling what he told his brother Wynton in 1982, when Wynton was forming his first band and asked whom he knew.

↗ Smithsonian Jazz Oral History Program
Branford Marsalis NEA Jazz Master Interview
2012-05-25
Branford Marsalissaid by Branford MarsalisKenny Kirklandabout Kenny KirklandWynton Marsalisabout Wynton Marsalis

See Kenny and Tain, you couldn't get them to rehearse. If you called a rehearsal, they wouldn't even show up.

On making the Kenny Kirkland memorial album Requiem, describing how neither man would ever turn up to rehearse.

↗ Smithsonian Jazz Oral History Program
Branford Marsalis NEA Jazz Master Interview
2012-05-25
Branford Marsalissaid by Branford MarsalisKenny Kirklandabout Kenny Kirkland

I love my band. Kenny Kirkland and Jeff Watts are the greatest young musicians on the scene, and they get no credit.

In 1984, on his own quintet with Kenny Kirkland and Jeff Watts.

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The Wynton Marsalis Interview
1984-07
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Wynton Marsalissaid by Wynton MarsalisKenny Kirklandabout Kenny Kirkland

Whatever chord Kenny plays, that's what chord it is. If Jeff plays a certain beat, the piece becomes in that time.

In 1984, explaining how his band improvises, using Kirkland and Watts as the example.

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The Wynton Marsalis Interview
1984-07
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Wynton Marsalissaid by Wynton MarsalisKenny Kirklandabout Kenny Kirkland
← Jeff "Tain" Watts