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Charnett Moffett is a virtuosic bassist who is equally skilled on acoustic and electric. The son of drummer Charles Moffett, Sr. and the younger brother of drummer Codaryl, singer Charisse, trumpeter Mondre, and tenor saxophonist Charles Jr. (all of whom have guested on his records), Charnett started on bass early and appeared at age eight on a family record in 1974 for LRS. He later studied at Juilliard and was in Wynton Marsalis' quintet when he was 16, playing with the trumpeter regularly during 1983-1985. Moffett, who appeared on 17 records before he turned 20, has worked with Tony Williams, Slide Hampton, Mulgrew Miller, Monty Alexander, Sonny Sharrock, Stanley Jordan, David Sanborn, Arturo Sandoval, and Diane Reeves, among many others, and played regularly with Ornette Coleman during 1993-1995. Moffett has recorded regularly as a solo artist beginning with his 1987 Blue Note debut Beauty Within and followed-up by Net Man. He continued to record throughout the '90s with 1991's Nettwork, 1994's Planet Home and 1997's Still Life. Although he continued to perform regularly, Moffett would not return to recorded solo work until 2004's For the Love of Peace. He followed that up two years later with Internet. In 2009, Moffett released the eclectic world-music infused Art of Improvisation. Moffett then stuck with the world music template with his 2010 Eastern Indian tinged album Treasure. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi
Charnett is a prodigy from a family of prodigies. Everyone in this family is a great musician! I played with his older brothers, when he was no more then 10 years they would speak of his virtuosity with awe! He has never put out a bad project. If you have not heard his music WAKE UP and treat yourself.
He and others, US is seriously blind to talent , the only thing that matters is $$$$, But we keep feeling each other by relating to the heartfelt stories and tones the generate us to move like Charnett Moffett.
ed_brown23
Charnett Moffett is an amazing artist that has not received the type of notoriety he deserves in the U.S. He possesses the uncanny ability to play a bass in ways that only a true virtuoso can.
I was able to see Charnett Moffett backing Kenny Garrett on several occasionas. What an experience! If you never SEEN Charnett in person...well I'll put it this way: he is music to the ears & eyes. He brings his music, his art both sonically & physically...he expresses the music litteraly with the totality of his being. Fabulous musician, with a little stage performance on the side!
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God Bless,
Ed