Bands & artists like Stanley Turrentine
If you like Stanley Turrentine, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
New to Stanley Turrentine? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Horace Silver
GuideSilver's compositions blend hard bop with soulful grooves, featuring rich harmonies and a similar rhythmic pulse that invites expressive improvisation.
Cannonball Adderley
GuideAdderley's vibrant alto saxophone sound and engaging melodic lines resonate with the same soulful jazz essence found in Turrentine's music.
Grant Green
Green's guitar work features a laid-back groove and bluesy feel that complements the warmth and expressiveness of Turrentine's jazz approach.
McCoy Tyner
GuideTyner's piano playing combines rich harmonic textures with rhythmic complexity, creating a spacious backdrop that enhances the emotional depth similar to Turrentine's sound.
Charles Lloyd
GuideLloyd's ethereal saxophone melodies and expansive arrangements evoke a sense of space and tension akin to Turrentine's stylistic nuances.
Wayne Shorter
GuideShorter's innovative compositions and fluid saxophone lines share an adventurous spirit while maintaining a grounded groove reminiscent of Turrentine's work.
Bobby Hutcherson
GuideHutcherson’s vibraphone adds a unique texture to his jazz compositions, creating a warm atmosphere that aligns well with Turrentine’s sonic palette.
Art Pepper
GuidePepper’s emotive alto saxophone playing captures a similar intensity and lyrical quality, often paired with lush, spacious arrangements.
Common questions
Who sounds like Stanley Turrentine?
Artists similar to Stanley Turrentine include Horace Silver, Cannonball Adderley, Grant Green and McCoy Tyner. Each shares elements of Stanley Turrentine's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Stanley Turrentine?
Stanley Turrentine is primarily known for jazz. Turrentine's music pulses with a warm groove that builds tension through expressive phrasing while embracing spacious rhythms that allow each moment to resonate.
Where should I start if I like Stanley Turrentine?
If you enjoy Stanley Turrentine, start with Horace Silver — their album "Finger Poppin'" is a great entry point. Silver's compositions blend hard bop with soulful grooves, featuring rich harmonies and a similar rhythmic pulse that invites expressive improvisation.