Cool Dudes
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Cool Dudes | |
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| Origin | Hunter Valley |
| Genres | Jazz |
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| Labels | Sandstock |
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Cool Dudes were an Australian jazz band from the Hunter Valley in the late 1980s.[1] Their self titled album was nominated for the 1989 ARIA Award for Best Jazz Album.[2] The group split by the mid-1990s. Terry Widowson was a member of the Neville Ure Trio in mid-1999 with Andrew Wallace on double bass and Cary Bennett on drums.[3]
The Cool Dudes re-united in early 2001 for a limited number of shows in that year with the four-piece line-up of Trevor Furner on reeds, Greg Henshaw on vocals and bass guitar, Terry Widowson on keyboards and Peter Young on drums. According to Newcastle's The Post's reporter, "the quartet performs mainstream interpretations of jazz standards... [they] press ahead with a low-key comeback."[1]
- Trevor Furner – saxophone
- Terry Widowson – keyboards
- Howard Ward – bass guitar, vocals
- Peter Young – drums
- Milton Saunders – keyboards
- Paul Watters – guitar
- Greg Henshaw – bass guitar, vocals
- Giles Smith – bass guitar