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Major firms Making Vibraphones include Musser, Malletech, Yamaha, Adams and Ross. Bergerault, Dynasty, Majestic, Premier, Studio 49 from Germany and the Saito Gakki Company of Japan and vanderPlas Percussion of The Netherlands, are activeall have their own sound and are attracting the young success Keywords: Avant-garde jazz Bebop Cape jazz Chamber Cool Crossover Free Hard bop blues Jazz-funk fusion rap Latin Mainstream Neo-bop Nu smooth instrumentals vibes rock Smooth jazz can be traced to at least the late 1960s. Producer Creed Taylor worked with guitarist Wes Montgomery on three popular records (1967's A Day in the Life and Down Here on the Ground and 1968's Road Song) consisting of instrumental versions of familiar pop songs such as "Eleanor Rigby", "I Say a Little Prayer" and "Scarborough Fair". While jazz musicians had performed pop hits since the early 1900s, Montgomery's commercially successful albums were somewhat of a departure from this tradition, containing little of the complex improvisation of his earlier recordings and being aimed squarely at pop music audiences. Reviewing A Day In the Life, critic Scott Yannow writes, "although the jazz content is almost nil, the results are pleasing as background music."
From these commercially successful records with Montgomery, Taylor founded CTI Records. Established jazz performers recorded for CTI including Freddie Hubbard, Chet Baker, Vibraphonists
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From these commercially successful records with Montgomery, Taylor founded CTI Records Established jazz performers recorded for CTI including Freddie Hubbard, Chet Baker, Vibraphonists
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