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Two clicks install ». Get instant explanation for any acronym or abbreviation that hits you anywhere on the web! Bassist John Clayton, Jr. The brothers were born and raised in Venice, CA. John took up bass in junior high school, while Jeff began playing clarinet at nine, switching to saxophone at John joined Monty Alexander's trio after graduating from college in the mid-'70s, and in moved to Count Basie's band; Jeff also played with Basie.
The Claytons began working together as a group in , issuing their debut album, Clayton Brothers, on Concord Records, followed in by It's All in the Family. After their stints with the Basie Orchestra, both brothers played with a variety of jazz and pop performers. Their third album as the Clayton Brothers, The Music, arrived in
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