Definition Alan Lawrence Turnbull (23 November 1943 – 28 August 2014) was an Australian jazz drummer.
Overview Born in Melbourne, Australia, Turnbull began his professional career at the age of 14 after receiving drum lessons from Graham Morgan. Throughout his career, he performed with several prominent Australian jazz musicians, including Graeme Lyall, Keith Hounslow, and Brian Brown. He was also a frequent performer at notable Melbourne jazz venues, such as Horst Liepolt's "Jazz Centre 44."
Etymology/Origin Turnbull was an Australian musician, born and raised in Melbourne, Victoria.
Characteristics His musical style was primarily associated with bop and mainstream jazz. He was recognized for technical attributes including an exceptional sense of time, touch, and a relaxed approach to the drums.
Related Topics Australian jazz, bop, and mainstream jazz.