Reuben Rogers

Ah, the virtuosity of restraint and controlled and intelligent melodicism.

That was Joey Alexander at the piano along with Ruben Rogers bass and Eric Harland at the drums from Joey's 2018 recording called Eclipse.

The song was Peace.

Now one of my favorites on the Hammond organ.

Dion Parsons, version of St. Thomas.

So I found the Paul Snell, right, of course, right? Dion Parsons, you know, the drummer, right? And of course, saxophonist Ron Blake, bassist Ruben Rogers, pianist Carlton Holmes, trumpeter Sean Jones, steel pan player Victor Provost, and percussionist Alleyoon 5, right? Now, Judy Bowen had sent me a text as well.

She said, Ron Blake and Sax, Robert, Ruben Rogers on the bass, Victor Provost on pen, and Deanna on drums.

But you got some other members as well, right? And that's a beautiful version.

But I found it here on Google, you know? You know how that is, right? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven members, right? Parsons, Blake, Rogers, Holmes, Johns, Provost, and Fai, right? That's a nice version, a beautiful version, right? And, of course, we know that, you know, because

Saxophonist Ron Blake from his Mistaken Identity recording from 2023.

That one features me on guitar, Reuben Rogers bass, and Kobe Watkins drums.

Before that, alto saxophonist Cannonball Adderley with the Downbeat Poll winners from 1960 with Wes Montgomery guitar, Victor Feldman piano and vibes.

Ray Brown bass, and Louis Hayes at the drums.