Gregg Karukas (born 1956) is a smooth jazz pianist from Bowie, Maryland who first gained notice in Washington, D.C., then moved to Los Angeles in 1982...
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Karukas may refer to: Plural of karuka, a tree cultivated for its edible nuts Gregg Karukas (born 1956), US musician This disambiguation page lists articles...
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Cochran – bass guitar Norman Dozier, Russell Ferrante, Jim Foeber, Gregg Karukas, Michael Lang, Anthony Santosusso and Randy Waldman – keyboards, synthesizers...
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release Free As A Bird in 2004, produced and arranged by keyboardist Gregg Karukas, featured world class violinist Charlie Bisharat and Grammy Award-winning...
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The Night Owl (album) (category Gregg Karukas albums)
The Night Owl is Gregg Karukas' first album. "Drive Time" "Lady in my Heart" "Walkin' with You" "Alena" "The Nightowl" "Calypso Dance" "Magic Cat" "Talbot...
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second album Can't Stop Now, released in 2012, features keyboardist Gregg Karukas and pianist Jonathan Fritzén. He wrote or co-wrote seven of the album's...
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keyboards, Linn 9000 drum programming Brandon Fields – alto saxophone Gregg Karukas – additional keyboards Tony Morales – cymbals and hi-hat Steve Reid...
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Brown, Michael Paulo & Gregg Karukas & Melissa Manchester Saturday: ABBA Revival by Maya Hasan, Michael Paulo & Gregg Karukas & Melissa Manchester, Harvey...
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train between Boston and Washington, D.C. The Night Owl (album), 1987 Gregg Karukas album The Night Owl (1926 film), American silent film The Night Owl...
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of musicians. The first version of the band included David Benoit, Gregg Karukas, Brandon Fields, Kenny G, and Dave Koz. By 1993, The Rippingtons had...
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