Larry Fuller
Hard-Swinging Mainstream Pianist
NYC-based jazz pianist known for emotive, hard-swinging style and collaborations with jazz legends.
About
Larry Fuller is an internationally acclaimed jazz pianist based in New York City, performing in the mainstream jazz tradition. He was the last pianist with legendary bassist Ray Brown's Trio and has performed with jazz giants including Ernestine Anderson, Jeff Hamilton, and John Pizzarelli. Since 2013, Fuller leads the Larry Fuller Trio, known for its emotive, swinging style and program versatility.
Music Style
Fuller plays hard-swinging mainstream jazz rooted in bop, stride, swing, and blues traditions. His style combines the influences of Oscar Peterson and Phineas Newborn Jr. with the blues acumen of Gene Harris and the swinging drive of Monty Alexander.
Background
- Hometown
- Toledo, Ohio
- Instruments
- piano
- Active
- 1976-present
Similar Artists
If you like Oscar Peterson, Gene Harris, and Monty Alexander — you'll love this artist
Notable Collaborations
Upcoming Events
Larry Fuller's next NYC show is Friday, September 18 at Mezzrow.