| Their names are recorded in small print on the backs of dusty album sleeves or frayed concert programs, as sidemen and women. |
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| His own music is highly ambitious, capable of attracting a supreme team of Stateside-based sidemen. |
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| Duke Ellington brought an elegance to jazz composition that earned the respect of classical musicians, as well as the sidemen in his own band. |
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| That is the delicious truth behind the music industry's best-kept secret, a revolving cluster of Hollywood-based sidemen informally known as The Wrecking Crew. |
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| Here apostles are linked to jazz sidemen, checking out the miracles. |
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| Joined by two bassists, and two drummers, five of the tracks feature an unlikely quintet while the others find the sidemen in rotating trio permutations. |
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