Label:Muse Records - MR 5170 Format:Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue Country:US Released:1981 Genre:Jazz, Funk, Soul Style:Fusion, Jazz-Funk Tracklist A1 Ain't I. .

Released: April 12, 2002. 1. Mixed Nuts: (Sherman Ferguson). 2. Call It Whachawanna: (Johnny Griffin). 3. Lester Left Town: (Wayne Shorter). 4. Black, Brown & Beautiful: (Oliver Nelson).

Sherman Ferguson (October 31, 1944, Philadelphia – January 22, 2006) was an American jazz drummer YouTube Encyclopedic. label Jazz-a-nance in 2002 On January 22, 2006, Ferguson died at his La Crescenta home aged 6. Sherman Ferguson's Jazz Union - Welcome to My Vision.

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Ferguson also co-founded a trio with bassist John Heard and pianist Tom Ranier, and taught jazz theory at Jackson State University, UCLA, and the University of California, Irvine. In 2002 Ferguson formed his own label, Jazz-a-nance, to release the solo date Welcome to My Vision. He died of complications from diabetes on January 22, 2006.

Sherman Ferguson (October 31, 1944, Philadelphia – January 22, 2006) was an American jazz drummer. For a time he was a member of the Jazz trio Heard Ranier Ferguson. Ferguson once said that when people asked him what he did, he'd tell them he wouldn't tell them he was a musician, he'd say he was a jazz musician. He said he was proud of it and he would wear it as a statement on his forehead if he could. He also wrote liner notes and was a contributing writer. He released the album Welcome to My Vision, on his own label Jazz-a-nance in 2002. Among the tracks on the album were "Lush Life", "Lester Left Town" and Bobby Watson's "Monk He See, Monk He Do". The band comprised Ferguson on drums, saxophonists Louis Van Taylor and Carl Randall and bassist Trevor Ware. com/Sherman Ferguson.

He released the album Welcome to My Vision, on his own label Jazz-a-nance in 2002. Among the tracks on the album were "Lush Life", "Lester Left Town" and Bobby Watson's "Monk He See, Monk He Do"; the band comprised Ferguson on drums, saxophonists Louis Van Taylor and Carl Randall and bassist Trevor Ware. On January 22, 2006, Ferguson died at his La Crescenta home aged 61; the death was a result of diabetes. Sherman Eugene Ferguson was an American jazz drummer. Background - Ferguson once said that when people asked him what he did, he wouldn't tell them he was a musician, he'd say he was a jaz. rummer Sherman Ferguson with guitarist Kenny Burrell and bassist John Heard in Los Angeles, California, 1984. Image: Sherman Ferguson.

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