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Jay has taught numerous master classes and workshops at places including City College of New York, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, and the Bud Shank Jazz Workshop, Banff Centre (which she co-taught with fellow vocalist Sheila Jordan), The New School, the Vermont Jazz Workshop, and Princeton University.
Crywank is an English anti-folk band based out of Manchester, England.The band is a trio consisting of vocalist/guitarist and founder Jay Clayton, drummer Dan Watson, who joined in 2012 and bassist Jules Noel, who joined in 2024.
Walter Joseph "Jay" Clayton III (born July 11, 1966) is an American attorney who was the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission from May 4, 2017, until December 23, 2020. He was nominated for the position by President Donald Trump .
Jay Clayton may refer to: Jay Clayton (attorney) (born 1966), SEC chairman under Donald Trump; Jay Clayton (critic) (born 1951), American literary critic; Jay Clayton (musician) (1941–2023), American jazz vocalist and educator; Jay Clayton (born 1990), Barnsley musician and songwriter, performs in the band Crywank
One of the songs they played was an up-tempo country blues shuffle version of Bill Monroe's Blue Moon of Kentucky. Free drinks were one of the perks of playing in a tavern, and Perkins drank four beers that first night. Within a month, Carl and Jay began playing Friday and Saturday nights at the Sand Ditch tavern near Jackson's western border.
Dear Mr. Sinatra (John Pizzarelli album, featuring the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra) (Telarc, 2006) – recorded in 2005; Call Me Irresponsible (Michael Bublé album, song: "The Best Is Yet to Come") (143 Records/WB, 2007) Charles Aznavour & The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra (EMI, 2009)
Orville Saunders (guitar), and Jay Jones (flute, saxophone) joined later. Merry Clayton joined them to sing on "Rock Creek Park" and "Happy Music". [3] The band signed with Fantasy Records in 1973. Their 1975 hit "Walking in Rhythm" received a Grammy nomination and sold over one million copies by May 1975. It was later awarded a gold disc. [4]
Lee Clayton (born Billy Hugh Shotts; October 29, 1942 – June 12, 2023) was an American songwriter and musician. [3] He notably wrote Waylon Jennings ' 1972 outlaw country song "Ladies Love Outlaws".