From Bret "Jazz Video Guy" Primack.
The Brecker Brothers were a popular jazz fusion duo composed of siblings Michael Brecker (saxophone) and Randy Brecker (trumpet). They began recording together in the 1970s and continued for several decades, becoming one of the most influential duos in the jazz and fusion music scene.
Randy Brecker, born in 1945, is a renowned jazz trumpeter who has performed with numerous notable artists and bands. He won several Grammy awards and is highly respected in the field of jazz and fusion music.
Michael Brecker, born in 1949 and passed away in 2007, was also a highly influential musician. Known for his work as a tenor saxophonist, he won multiple Grammy awards for his individual efforts as well as for his work with the Brecker Brothers.
The Brecker Brothers' music combined elements of jazz, rock, and funk, and their innovative approach had a significant impact on these genres. Their albums, such as "Heavy Metal Be-Bop" and "Straphangin'", are considered classics in the fusion genre. The duo's performances were known for their technical prowess, complex compositions, and high-energy performances.
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