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Anthony Tidd

In the early '90s, Anthony Tidd was leading an eight-piece band called Quite Sane in London when the manager of a then-unsigned band called The Roots showed up on his doorstep.

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Posted: Thu, Feb. 21, 2013, 11:50 AM

Anthony Tidd

The London-born bassist schools Philly’s next jazz generation at the Kimmel Center.

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