Career Overview
About Terry Clarke
Blue Music Group and the Canadian Jazz Archive trace Clarke from Vancouver study with Jim Blackley to John Handy’s band in San Francisco and a move to Toronto in 1970. They document a career spanning jazz groups, touring, studio sessions, television, and teaching.[1][2]
Clarke’s recorded history includes John Handy’s Monterey group, extended work with Jim Hall, Oscar Peterson’s quartet, many Toronto ensembles, and his own album It’s About Time. The leader session brings Joe Lovano, Jim Hall, Greg Osby, Don Thompson, Phil Dwyer, and other collaborators into one program.[1][2][3]
