By Clay Risen Beegie Adair, whose status as a renowned jazz pianist was all the more noteworthy for the place where she built her career — Nashville, the home of country music — died on Jan ...

Pianist and bandleader Bobbe "Beegie" Long Adair's impact and influence extended across the entire Nashville music community, but it particularly resonated among jazz fans and players there.

Jazz pianist Bobbe “Beegie” Long Adair — a revered figure in Nashville's jazz scene for 60 years — died Sunday at her home in Franklin, Tenn. She was 84. Raised in Cave City ...

Musicians and fans alike are mourning versatile and influential jazz pianist, session musician and bandleader Bobbe Long “Beegie” Adair, who died Tuesday at her home in Franklin, Tenn.

The musician played on over 100 records throughout her impressive career that spanned more than six decades Bobbe Long "Beegie" Adair, a prolific jazz pianist and prominent figure in Nashville's ...

Beegie Adair, the Nashville native with a distinctive flair for the piano, has worked with jazz, pop and country. She's played for movie and TV soundtracks, been in concerts, festivals and clubs ...

Her magnificent accomplishments as a pianist and bandleader are only part of the reason Bobbe Long Adair, better known as “Beegie,” was so beloved across the Nashville musical community ...

That musician is Beegie Adair. About her music Adair says, “Falling in love with jazz is like falling in love with a person, except with jazz you never get over it.” About Beegie (say B-G) Adair, what ...

About the Album: "I've Never Been in Love Before," "Never Can Say Goodbye," "Two for the Road," "Swept Away," "The Folks Who Live on the Hill," "Too Marvelous for Words," "So Many Stars ...

I really enjoyed Beegie Adair's Centennial Tribute to Richard Rodgers in 2002. On that album, her piano trio made the most of some of the best songs written during the golden age of the 1930s and '40s ...

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