As a working musician in the 21st century, guitarist Alex Moxon has been omnivorous. Some of his favourite past musical experiences include opening for Fred Wesley (of James Brown &amp; The JB’s) and Bernie Worrell (of Parliament Funkadelic), performing with the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces as the feature guitarist in their 2112: Rush Tribute show, and sold-out record releases with The Chocolate Hot Pockets and with HILOTRONS. To date he has recorded ten albums as a principal or collaborative composer and in 2020 he released Alex Moxon Quartet, his first record as a leader. He continues to collaborate with many stylistically far-flung Canadian music mainstays while creating, refining, and releasing his own music.
Alex Moxon - guitar Steve Boudreau - piano John Geggie - bass Michel Delage - drums

As a working musician in the 21st century, guitarist Alex Moxon has been omnivorous. Some of his favourite past musical experiences include opening for Fred Wesley (of James Brown & The JB’s) and Bernie Worrell (of Parliament Funkadelic), performing with the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces as the feature guitarist in their 2112: Rush Tribute show, and sold-out record releases with The Chocolate Hot Pockets and with HILOTRONS. To date he has recorded ten albums as a principal or collaborative composer and in 2020 he released Alex Moxon Quartet, his first record as a leader. He continues to collaborate with many stylistically far-flung Canadian music mainstays while creating, refining, and releasing his own music.
Alex Moxon - guitar Steve Boudreau - piano John Geggie - bass Michel Delage - drums

As a working musician in the 21st century, guitarist Alex Moxon has been omnivorous. Some of his favourite past musical experiences include opening for Fred Wesley (of James Brown &amp; The JB’s) and Bernie Worrell (of Parliament Funkadelic), performing with the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces as the feature guitarist in their 2112: Rush Tribute show, and sold-out record releases with The Chocolate Hot Pockets and with HILOTRONS. To date he has recorded ten albums as a principal or collaborative composer and in 2020 he released Alex Moxon Quartet, his first record as a leader. He continues to collaborate with many stylistically far-flung Canadian music mainstays while creating, refining, and releasing his own music.
Alex Moxon - guitar Steve Boudreau - piano John Geggie - bass Michel Delage - drums

OLG Free the Jazz - Alex Moxon Quartet

Ottawa Jazz Festival

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