Artist description Sax Recording Artist / Self

Music Style Instrumental / Pop / Smooth Jazz

Musical Influences Kenny G., Boney James

Similar Artists Boney James, Kenny G. & Yanni

Artist History Sax player Jerry Doyle is a talented musician, innovative choreographer and consummate performance artist. Chiseled, tall and blonde, he also is a veteran performer, having spent 18 years wowing crowds in concerts and jazz festivals across the Southeastern United States. Jerry's unique feat is that he sounds like a combination of Michael Bolton, Seal and George Michael. But it's not his vocal cords that sing, it's his sax. Melodic and powerful, songs pour forth from his instrument like liquid velvet. He avoids the standard scale-climbing that most saxophonists use as their tour d'force. Instead, he skillfully blends smooth jazz, pop and jive into one unbeatable combination that serves as his calling card. Today, Jerry's fluent musical style can be characterized as the sax playing Yanni exposing undercurrents of a dramatically lyrical vibe. He wields a potent punch with his lungs, his dynamic looks and muscular physique only enhance his powerful playing style.

Instruments Saxophone

Albums FATE

Press Reviews ROCKING with Jerry Doyle By Barbara Bickel You easily might have thought the mayor of Stuart, Florida called a block party for last Saturday night, the town was rocking so hard. But you would have been wrong. It was not one of Stuart's famous downtown parties, it was a concert by sax player Jerry Doyle at the Lyric Theatre that was energizing the streets. As an avid cool jazz fan, I've seen a few reed men in my time, but Doyle really brought the house...or should I say town?...down

Location Stuart, Fl - USA

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