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Grover Washington Jr. Dies At 56 In New York Taping
Saxophonist Grover Washington Jr. who blended jazz with pop and soul died after collapsing at a New York television taping. He lived in Philadelphia since 1967 and earned two Grammys on Winelight, influencing a generation with his horn mastery across soprano to baritone. Local figures called him a virtuosic, generous mentor to young musicians and schools programs. Washington, born 1943, built a 40 year career with more than 30 solo albums and notable collaborations.
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