Alan Baylock Jazz Orchestra

The **Alan Baylock Jazz Orchestra** is a professional jazz ensemble led by the renowned composer, arranger, and educator Alan Baylock. Based in Washington, D.C., the orchestra performed across the U.S. for 15 years, releasing several notable albums. Their discography includes **"Two Seconds to Midnight"** (2003), **"Eastern Standard Time"** (2008), and **"Prime Time"** (2014), which features special guest Doc Severinsen. The orchestra's music reflects Baylock's eclectic style, blending traditional jazz with modern influences.

Alan Baylock's leadership and creative vision have made the orchestra a respected name in the jazz scene, with performances that showcase his innovative arrangements and compositions. Baylock himself has had a distinguished career, serving as the Chief Arranger for the Airmen of Note and later becoming the Director of the One O'Clock Lab Band at the University of North Texas.