George Schuller, born on December 29, 1958, in New York City, is an American drummer known for his contributions to jazz. He studied at the New England Conservatory of Music, graduating with a degree in jazz performance in 1982. Schuller's early career saw him co-founding the big band Orange Then Blue in 1984, which released albums such as Music for Jazz Orchestra (1987) and Jumpin’ in the Future (1988). He also led the quartet Schulldogs, featuring his brother Ed Schuller on bass, and collaborated with notable artists like Joe Lovano. Throughout his career, Schuller has released several albums, including Lookin' Up From Down Below (1989), Tenor Tantrums (1999), and Round 'Bout Now (2003). Schuller has continued to be active in the jazz scene, residing in Brooklyn since 1994.
