The Brecker Brothers, consisting of trumpeter and flugelhornist Randy Brecker and saxophonist Michael Brecker, stand as an emblematic duo in the realm of jazz fusion, adeptly blending elements of jazz, rock, and funk into their dynamic sound. Formed in 1975, the siblings immediately made an impact with their self-titled debut album, "The Brecker Bros," which showcased their virtuosic skill and innovative approach to jazz. Their music, characterized by complex arrangements and a bold use of technology, rapidly gained them acclaim in both the jazz world and beyond.

Throughout the 1970s and into the 1980s, The Brecker Brothers continued to push the boundaries of jazz with seminal albums like "Back to Back," "Don't Stop The Music," and the live powerhouse "Heavy Metal Be-Bop," which captured their electrifying stage presence. After a hiatus, they triumphantly returned with "Return Of The Brecker Brothers" in 1992, followed by the Grammy-winning "Out Of The Loop" in 1994. Tragically, the duo's collaboration came to an end with Michael's untimely death in 2007. Despite this, the legacy of The Brecker Brothers lives on, evidenced by the posthumous releases such as "The Essential Brecker Brothers" and "The Bottom Line Archive Series: (Live 1976)," which both celebrate the indelible mark they've left on contemporary jazz.

Genres

Contemporary Post-bop

Jazz

Jazz Funk

Jazz Fusion

Latest Release

The Essential Brecker Brothers

The Brecker Brothers

Album - 26 Tracks - Released May 29, 2015