Bruce Chambers
Bruce Chambers is Smooth jazz with twist of rock. Playing Soprano and Alto Sax with some great guitarists and percussionists. Bruce C is a sax player with a uni
Upbeat Jazz/Rock song. 2 Part Sax harmonies and one wild lead guitar solo. Has an excellent groove. This song is for anyone who has started over in their lives. Listen to it everytime you need a lift.
"Ground Zero" by Bruce Chambers is a Smooth Jazz production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by saxophone, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels smooth. It has charted at #24 on the SoundClick Smooth Jazz chart. Listeners who follow Fusion will feel right at home with this Bruce Chambers release on SoundClick.
Features Bruce on the Soprano Sax and one nice commercial jazz song. This is a great song if you just met a nice person.
"Day We Met" is a Jazz track by Bruce Chambers on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by saxophone, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels smooth. For fans of Fusion looking for something new, Bruce Chambers delivers on SoundClick.
Title track of Bruce's first Jazz CD. Has a 3 part sax harmony with Alto, Tenor and Soprano. Great Groove.
"Take Another Look" is an Alternative track by Bruce Chambers on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by saxophone, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels smooth. Fans of Fusion will find "Take Another Look" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick.
Bruce Chambers has played piano for 27 years and sax for 25. He wrote his first song at 13 and just made the cross-over from hard rock to smooth jazz. You can hear traces of rock in some of Bruce's jazz and it makes for a unique blend still with smooth jazz & fusion dominating the sound.
Bruce Chambers has sold CDs in more than 40 countries without a record deal thanks to the internet.
Bruce's latest project is the Long Island Podcast Network, where he produces the shows and DJs local unsigned music.
I played piano and keys for hard rock bands and opened up for some major acts including Ace Frehley of Kiss and Dee Snyder. Those were the good old days in Rock. I had the saxophone sitting in the closet for years and one day turned on the local NY City smooth Jazz station, CD 101.9, and decided that the sax was getting dusted off and back into the studio with me.
Played live in New Jersey, New York City, Bahamas, and Philadelphia. Performing live is a special kind of excitement. Recording in the studio is fun and you create whatever energy in the studio that you can. However, I get to interact with my audience in ways I never know when they buy my CD.
David Sanborn, Nelson Rangell, Boney James, Dave Koz, Jim Brickman. Any great smooth jazz and fusion saxophone, alto or soprano and piano player that has influenced any artists: Coltrane, Sanborn, Charlie Parker, etc.
Buesner Alto Sax, Jean Pierre Soprano sax, Yamaha keyboards.