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Soulful Times | Kyle Eastwood | 03:51 | |
Jarreau | Kyle Eastwood | 06:12 | |
Per le antiche scale | Kyle Eastwood | 03:01 | |
Les Moulins de mon cœur | Kyle Eastwood, Camille Bertault | 05:46 | |
Gran Torino | Kyle Eastwood, Hugh Coltman | 04:36 | |
Rockin' Ronnie's | Kyle Eastwood | 05:52 | |
Bullitt | Kyle Eastwood | 05:46 | |
Eastwood Overture | Kyle Eastwood | 04:15 | |
Song for You | Kyle Eastwood | 03:24 | |
Rush Hour | Kyle Eastwood | 04:12 |
Kyle Eastwood is an American jazz musician who plays bass guitar and double bass. His father, film star and director Clint Eastwood, and his mother, Maggie Johnson, both play music and he grew up listening to great jazz artists at home and at festivals he visited with his parents. He started performing while in high school and studied with French bass player Bunny Bruhel. He formed the Kyle Eastwood Quartet and did a lot of session work in Los Angeles.
His 1998 debut recording, 'From There to Here', went to number 21 on Billboard's Traditional Jazz Albums chart, 'Paris Blue' (2005) reached number 20 and 'The View from Here' (2013) peaked at number 24 on the Traditional Jazz Albums chart and number 42 on Billboard's Jazz Albums chart. Other releases include 'Now' (2006) with the title track going to number 25 on Billboard's Smooth Jazz Songs chart, 'Metropolitain' (2009), 'Songs from the Chateau' (2011), 'Time Pieces' (2015), 'In Transit' (2017) and 'Cinematic' (2019).
He has contributed songs and music to several of his father's movies including 'Honkytonk Man' (1982), in which he had a small role; 'The Rookie' (1990); 'Million Dollar Baby' (2004) and 'Flags of Our Fathers' (2006). With Michael Stevens, he wrote the scores for 'Letters from Iwo Jima' (2006), 'Gran Torino' (2006) and 'Invictus' (2009). He was nominated for a Golden Globe in 2009 with co-writers Michael Stevens and Jamie Cullum for the song 'Gran Torino' from the film of the same name. His 2020 schedule was to include performances at several venues across France.