Bill Easley
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Bill Easley plays alto, tenor and baritone saxophones, the flute, and the clarinet. He attended Memphis State University during the 1960s, and later worked with Isaac Hayes. He also did sessions at Stax. Easley moved back to New York and has recorded sessions for Sunnyside and Milestone. He's played with Sir Roland Hanna, Jimmy McGriff, James Williams, Bill Mobley, Mulgrew Miller, Grady Tate, George Caldwell, Victor Gaskin, and Billy Higgins among others.
[edit] Solo Albums
- Business Man's Bounce (2007, 18th & Vine Records)
- Easley Said (1997, Evidence Records)
- First Call (1990, Milestone Records)
- Wind Inventions (1986, Sunnyside Records)
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