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Kneebody is an American jazz band formed in 2001, consisting of Adam Benjamin (keyboards), Shane Endsley (trumpet), Ben Wendel (tenor saxophone), and Nate Wood (drums and bass guitar). The group is known for its eclectic style, blending jazz, rock, funk, and electronic music. Notable albums include "Kneebody" (2005), "Low Electrical Worker" (2007), "The Line" (2013), and "Chapters" (2019). In 2009, they received a Grammy nomination for their collaboration with Theo Bleckmann on "Twelve Songs by Charles Ives." The band is renowned for their energetic live performances and innovative approach to music. The products available from the artist Kneebody include vinyls, CDs.
