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Immerse Yourself in Smooth Jazz Music with Ed Sterling Stone
Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of Ed Sterling Stone's smooth jazz melodies. As a seasoned jazz guitarist, Ed showcases his exceptional talents and inspires listeners to nurture their own gifts. Listen to Ed's version of "Treat Her Like A Lady" which achieved Top 10 Hot Single Sales for Four Weeks on Billboard®, February 2015 . Check out Ed's studio interviews and Fox 2 Morning News King of Hearts interviews
Ed has played in numerous Top 40 groups and has positioned himself to bring his songwriting and music to national audiences. He will also expand abroad, where he can display his unique brand of smooth jazz music to fans of this genre. The message he wants to leave with you is to flex your creative muscles to inspire others.
Ed is a jazz guitarist and vocalist who
writes and plays guitar with his band
Ed Stone and The Flowmasters
(guitar, bass, drums, and a keyboard).
Ed also performs as a trio and duo act to
give you a cool, smooth jazz
experience.
Ed Stone Duo - Love Never Felt So Good - May 2024
Ed Stone Duo - Treat Her Like A Lady - May 2024
Ed Stone Duo - The Rhythm Is Gonna Get You - 2024
Ed Stone Duo - Let There Be Love - May 2024
Ed Stone - Treat Her Like A Lady
Ed Stone - Automatic (Live Performance) - 2018
About Ed Stone
Jazz guitarist and vocalist Ed Sterling Stone will be releasing his Classic Collection Volume 1 and Volume 2, these albums are a collection of Ed's greatest hits over the last two decades.
His musical career began in Seattle, WA, and later took him to Detroit, MI, which is his home town. Ed's starting point in music began at age of eight after watching The Beatles on TV. He also heard some of his father's old jazz records, like Kenny Burrell, and Wes Montgomery, which ignited his passion for Jazz Guitar.
As a youth in Seattle, WA, Ed played guitar in R&B bands, High School Jazz Band, The University of Washington Jazz Band, and numerous Nightclubs. While at the University, he studied music but later decided to enter Medical School at Wright State University in Dayton, OH. Today, Ed is a retired physician pursuing his music career full-time.
He lives by one rule of thumb to make it all possible, "never stop working."
As a youth in Seattle, WA, Ed played guitar in R&B bands, High School Jazz Band, The University of Washington Jazz Band, and numerous Nightclubs. While at the University, he studied music but later decided to enter Medical School at Wright State University in Dayton, OH. Today, Ed is a retired physician pursuing his music career full-time.
He lives by one rule of thumb to make it all possible, "never stop working."