David Amram

Jon Faddis

Nnenna Freelon

Mike Garson

Alpin Hong

Mandrill

Sophie Milman

T.S. Monk

Rachael Price

Sergio Salvatore

Non-Exclusive
The Clayton Bros.

Deniece Williams

Monica Mancini

Jeff 'Tain' Watts

The Count Basie Orchestra

Big Band
Sherrie Maricle & DIVA

The Chicago Jazz Ensemble, Artistic Director Fon Faddis

Jon Faddis Jazz Orchestra - NY

Special Projects

Nnenna Freelon Blueprint of a Lady

Century Americana

Nnenna Freelon & The Count Basie Orchestra

Monk On Monk

Monk On Coltrane

Thelonious Monk Festival: Jazz & Beyond

Sheryl Lee Ralph & Gloria Loring: Sisters In Song

The Beat Goes On Celebrating David Amram and Jack Kerouac

About EKA

Ed Keane Associates was founded by Ed Keane in 1996 in Boston, Massachusetts, where Ed has been a life-long resident. Although Ed graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Biochemistry, music remained a creative passion. He founded the company to develop his growing interest in the field of artist management and project development after working as an agent for seven years in the talent booking field at Ted Kurland Associates.

Renowned Grammy-nominated banjoist and fellow Harvard alum Alison Brown and celebrated drummer, bandleader, educator T. S. Monk were the first artists to become clients at Ed Keane Associates. Through his production and management activities, gifted artists in the genres of jazz, classical, and blues were attracted to the agency including legendary composer / conductor / performer David Amram (who composed the music for such classic films as The Manchurian Candidate and Splendor In The Grass), three-time Grammy- nominated vocalist Nnenna Freelon, legendary alto saxophonist Jackie McLean, and rising star blues/pop singer-songwriter John McAndrew, among others.

Since the company was founded, it has grown to offer talent booking, production, and music publishing services. The company is currently formed into three distinct parts: the Booking Division (domestic and international), the Management Division, and Production.

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