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An underground jazz artist.
Tenor saxophonist Ned Goold is perhaps best known as a member of Harry Connick, Jr.'s backing band, but he has also performed with artists like Ben Wolfe, Brother Jack McDuff and the Tabou Combo. In the early '80s, Goold got his start as a session saxophonist, playing paying gigs at night while studying his craft during the day. By 1990, his solo improvisation skills were well known enough for Harry Connick, Jr. to invite Goold into his band, and an additional gig with Connick's bassist Ben Wolfe followed shortly after. In addition to his work on Connick's records and the showcase album Jazz Underground: Live At Smalls, Goold has released two solo albums, 1998's Gooold and the following year's Entropy. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi
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He plays jazz, often featuring his tenor saxophone, and incorporates elements of blues and rock. He has released albums like "Gooold" and "Entropy".
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He is based in New York, New York.