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The Jazz Passengers are a New York-based jazz group formed in 1987 by saxophonist Roy Nathanson and trombonist Curtis Fowlkes. They are celebrated for their eclectic jazz fusion and post-bop sound, frequently collaborating with notable vocalists such as Deborah Harry, Jeff Buckley, and Elvis Costello. Their music blends traditional jazz with elements of rock, reggae, and avant-garde, creating a distinctive and engaging style.
The Jazz Passengers play an eclectic blend of jazz fusion and post-bop, often incorporating elements of jazz rock and avant-garde, and are known for their collaborations with diverse vocalists.
The core instrumental members of The Jazz Passengers include saxophonist Roy Nathanson, trombonist Curtis Fowlkes, vibraphonist Bill Ware, bassist Brad Jones, and drummer E.J. Rodriguez.
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