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Alfie
Alfie Pollitt with Mike Boone and Eddie Jones 
A
child prodigy by the age of 3, Alfred Pollitt was born in Bryn Mawr,
PA, outside of Philadelphia. Better known in the music world as
"Alfie," this distinctive musician has been a mainstay
in the Jazz and R&B scene in Philadelphia for over thirty years.
Classically trained, Alfie had the benefit of musically-accomplished
parents and many relatives who encouraged his love of the arts.
Along with his teachers, Alfie credits jazz giants McCoy Tyner and
John Coltrane as artists who have helped shape his distinctive and
evocative playing style.
In addition to writing and performing, Alfie has acted as musical
director and/or pianist/arranger for such prominent artists as Billy
Paul, Norman Connors, The Four Tops, Johnny Hartman and Barbara
Mason. Alfie also played on a record with Philadelphia's Teddy Pendergrass
that went platinum.
In addition to traveling and performing all over the USA, Alfied
has graced stages in Trinidad, Brazil, Jamaica, Canada and England.
A historical moment in his life was when he served as musical director
for the 20th year anniversary of the "Ali-Fraser" fight.
At last, a collection of original tunes by Alfie is available to
the public through this CD release by Philly Through My Ear Productions.
Let us introduce to some and reacquaint to others the musical artistry
of Alfred "Alfie" Pollitt.
Alfie Pollitt's Appearances
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