- Trio
Jeepy is a jazz
album by
saxophonist Branford Marsalis, in
which he
leads a trio
featuring notable b****ist Milt Hinton.
Recorded January 3–4, 1988...
- and Blackwater's 2023 second-round pick (from NLEX);
Allyn Bulanadi and
Jeepy Faundo (from San Miguel) San
Miguel acquired Don
Trollano (from NLEX) June...
- This
lineup lasted two
years until Fred and
Chris left the
group in 1994.
Jeepy Paiement joined the band in
December 1994 as the new drummer. The trio spent...
- 1986)
Renaissance (Columbia, 1987)
Random Abstract (CBS/Sony, 1988) Trio
Jeepy (CBS, 1989)
Crazy People Music (Sony, 1990) Mo'
Better Blues (Columbia,...
- "Hootie" Jef: Jef
Gilson Jeep:
Johnny Hodges a.k.a. "Rab" (short for "Rabbit")
Jeepy:
Branford Marsalis a.k.a. "Steepee"/"Steepy"
Jelly Roll:
Ferdinand Joseph...
-
unproven vehicles or prototypes.
Zaloga also
describes use as an adjective: "
jeepy,"
similar to "cooky" or "goofy," to mean
anything insignificant, silly,...
- 1989. 1989
Branford Marsalis performed a
cover in 1989 for his
album Trio
Jeepy. It
would later be the
first song that was ever pla**** on VH1
Smooth on...
-
Renaissance (1987)
Random Abstract (1988) Trio
Jeepy (1989)...
- and has
since been used by the
following players:
Robert Hainga, 2012–13
Jeepy Faundo, 2014–17 Toby Agustin, 2018
Kenji Duremdes, 2022–23 Jino Manansala...
- June Mar
Fajardo was
unable to parti****te due to a knee injury. ^REP1
Jeepy Faundo was
selected as June Mar Fajardo's replacement.
Notes ^INJ2 LA Tenorio...
