Randy Napoleon
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Biography
Randy Napoleon, born on May 30, 1978, in Brooklyn, New York, is an American jazz guitarist. He began his musical journey at Pioneer High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he played in the school's big band under Louis Smith. After graduating from the University of Michigan's School of Music, Napoleon moved to New York City in 1999 and established himself as a sideman. His career included collaborations with notable artists such as Benny Green, the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, and Michael Bublé. As a leader, he formed the Randy Napoleon Trio, which released albums like Enjoy the Moment and Between Friends (2006). Napoleon was also a member of the Freddy Cole Quartet and performed at prestigious venues worldwide, including Lincoln Center and the Royal Albert Hall. He is a jazz professor at Michigan State University.
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Randy Napoleon
Rust Belt Roots: Randy Napoleon Plays Wes Montgomery, Grant Green & Kenny Burrell
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- Wes Like
- Lyresto
- Minor Time featuring Xavier Davis
- Ask Me Now by Randy Napoleon
- Josie Rosie featuring Rodney Whitaker
- Deep Time featuring Rodney Whitaker
- Showtime featuring Xavier Davis
- These Foolish Things
- Moon and Sand (Inst): Moon and Sand by Alec Wilder
- No Moon at All (Inst): No Moon at All
- Hot House featuring Randy Napoleon
- Stanco's Time featuring Rodney Whitaker
- A Time for Love by Johnny Mandel
- In Good Spirits
- Today Is Tomorrow
- These Are the Things We Throw Away
- With a Song in My Heart by Lorenz Hart
- You're My Everything by Harry Warren
- Face the Truth
- Remember by Irving Berlin
