Tobin Mueller is a composer, playwright, virtuoso pianist and Hammond B3 organist. His musical compositions range from Jazz Fusion to Progressive Rock, Broadway musicals to Old-School Funk, Jamband improvisations to Classical ballet. He has appeared on over 40 albums and recorded with such legends as Dave Brubeck, Ron Carter, Jon Anderson (Yes) as well as Grammy-winners Donny McCaslin, Paul Nelson, more. Mueller is a member of NYC Dramatist Guild and ASCAP.
His most recent release is a career-spanning compilation, Best of Tobin Mueller, Vol. 1-5. 100 recordings of contemporary music, remixed, remastered, some newly performed. "One of the most diverse and talented jazz performers today. Every track delivers. Contemporary jazz at its finest." - Jazziz Magazine
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Saddle Shoe Sally [official video from Best of Tobin Mueller, Vol. 1: Jazz Originals (remastered)]
First track from Mueller's compilation, Best of Tobin Mueller, Vol. 1: JAZZ Originals, featuring Woody Mankowski on tenor sax, Fran Dagostino on electric guitar, Dane Richeson on drums, Jeff Cox on standup bass, and Tobin Mueller on piano. A pop swing classic accompanied by heartwarming images of an era gone by.
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Tobin Mueller plays a wide variety of instruments: grand piano; Hammond B3 organ; Wurlitzer, Rhodes and DX7 electric pianos; ARP 2600, Planet synth, ES2 and Moog synths; clavichord; Trilian acoustic, fretless and electric bass; plus other acoustic instruments to create layering: celeste, dulcitone, harmonium, glockenspiel, tubular bells. He also plays an array of percussion instruments.
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"Tobin Mueller proves his originality, his inquisitiveness as a musician and thinker. His fluid, full throttle energy as a pianist is inspiring. Whether arranging or improvising, he is engaged in an exciting dialogue of discovery with his inner self." - Carla Maria Verdino-Süllwold, Fanfare Magazine
Tobin Mueller
Tobin Mueller is a composer, playwright and interpretive pianist. His musical compositions range from Impressionist Jazz to Progressive Rock to Classical symphonies to Old-School Funk. In the late 1970s,
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