Terry Gibbs, born Julius Gubenko on October 13, 1924, in Brooklyn, New York, is an illustrious American vibraphonist and band leader known for his energetic performances and contributions to the jazz genre. His career spans over seven decades, during which he has played with some of the biggest names in jazz, including Buddy Rich, Woody Herman, and Benny Goodman. Terry's style is deeply rooted in bebop and swing, and he has an uncanny ability to infuse vitality and enthusiasm into his live performances, a trait that has endeared him to audiences worldwide.

Over the years, Gibbs has released a plethora of albums that showcase his virtuosity on the vibraphone. Notable among his recent works are "92 Years Young: Jammin' at the Gibbs' House," where his playfulness and mastery of the instrument are on full display, and "Swing Is Here," which reaffirms his enduring love for swing music. Terry Gibbs' contributions to jazz are not only limited to his performances and recordings; his compositions have also added to the rich tapestry of American jazz music. Despite the changes in the musical landscape over the years, Gibbs has remained a relevant and influential figure in jazz, continuing to perform and record music that captivates new generations of fans and musicians alike.

Genres

Jazz Vibraphone

Latest Release

Now's the Time to Groove (Live)

Terry Gibbs

Album - 8 Tracks - Released June 24, 2022