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Randy Weston was an American jazz pianist and composer known for integrating African rhythms into jazz. In 1960, he released the album "Uhuru Africa," highlighting African influences in jazz. In 1967, he toured 14 African countries and later settled in Morocco, collaborating with local musicians. His 1972 album "Blue Moses" achieved commercial success. Weston was known for compositions like "Hi-Fly" and "Berkshire Blues." In 2010, he published his autobiography "African Rhythms." The products available from the artist Randy Weston include CDs.
