ALBUMI'll Be Home for ChristmasAlison Burns & Martin Taylor
ALBUMThe Colonel & the GovernorTommy Emmanuel & Martin Taylor
ALBUMTwo for the RoadMartin Taylor & Alan Barnes
ALBUMAcoustic Masters, Vol. 1Gordon Giltrap & Martin Taylor
ALBUMDouble StandardsMartin Taylor
ALBUM1: AmAlison Burns & Martin Taylor
ALBUMFreternityMartin Taylor
ALBUMWaltz clubDidier Lockwood & Marcel Azzola featuring Martin Taylor & Jean-Philippe Viret
ALBUMGypsy Journey (feat. Jermaine Landsberger)Martin Taylor
ALBUMThe ValleyMartin Taylor
ALBUMMasterpiece GuitarsMartin Taylor & Steve Howe
ALBUMSoloMartin Taylor
ALBUMNitelifeMartin Taylor
ALBUMI'm Beginning To See The LightMartin Taylor, David Grisman & Acoustic Jazz Quartet
ALBUMKiss and TellMartin Taylor
ALBUMTaylor MadeMartin Taylor
ALBUMTriple LibraMartin Taylor & Peter Ind
ALBUMYears ApartMartin Taylor & Spirit of Django
ALBUMTone Poems IIDavid Grisman & Martin Taylor
ALBUMPortraitsMartin Taylor
ALBUMSpirit of DjangoMartin Taylor
ALBUMRéunionMartin Taylor & Stéphane Grappelli
ALBUMGordon Giltrap and Martin TaylorGordon Giltrap & Martin Taylor
ALBUMArtistryMartin Taylor
ALBUMGiltrap & TaylorMartin Taylor & Gordon Giltrap
ALBUMChange of HeartMartin Taylor
ALBUMDon't Fret!Martin Taylor
ALBUMA Tribute To Art TatumMartin Taylor
ALBUMA Matter of TimeGordon Giltrap & Martin Taylor
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About Martin Taylor
Artist Biography
Often referred to as "the guitarist's guitarist," Martin Taylor honed his talents in British swing bands and café residencies during the 1970s. In '79 he established his celebrated relationship with the legendary swing violinist Stéphane Grappelli, touring internationally, and recording with Grappelli and classical violin virtuoso Yehudi Menuhin. The international exposure allowed Taylor to build a solid reputation amongst America’s jazz musicians, recording with Toots Thielemans, Buddy De Franco, Chet Atkins, and finally replacing Herb Ellis in the Great Guitars trio with Charlie Byrd and Barney Kessel. In June 2002, Taylor was awarded an MBE for his services to jazz. The same year his recording SOLO was voted Best Album by the International Guitar Foundation.
Hometown
Harlow, Essex, England
Genre
Jazz
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