Smooth Jazz is an expression of the heart. It is music which transports the listener to a favorite place or memory. Beginning his early career as bass guitarist for various secular and gospel recording artists, Terry Tuck never lost his love of Jazz. His experiences in contemporary Christian, gospel, R&B and jazz are all uniquely interwoven into his distinctive sound. After many years as musical director in the Christian church, Terry continued to hear the voice of recently departed friend "Wayman Tisdale," telling him "Take a chance, you can do this!" Gathering strength from his welcomed advice, Terry decided to live the dream. This first offering as a Christian Smooth Jazz artist is a reflection of all the hope which lies ahead.

Along with "Wayman Tisdale," Terry also has an appreciation for bass artists such as "Stanley Clark, Marcus Miller, Esperanza Spalding, Victor Wooten, Al Turner, Dwayne "Smitty" Smith and Terrance Palmer just to name a few." The single "Undiscovered," is from the follow up CD by this new indie artist to be released May 2012, and from the looks of it he won't remain "Undiscovered" much longer. If you are a lover of Smooth Jazz then welcome to the "Undiscovered," journey of a lifetime.

Some credits include:

Make Me That Building Not Made By Hand Sound Of Gospel Records 1979
Praise Belongs To God (LP, Album) Sound Of Gospel Records 1979
Ye Shall Receive Power (LP, Album) Sound Of Gospel Records 1981
Chapter 8 (LP, Album) Ariola Records America 1979
Strikes (LP, Album) ATCO Records 1979
In The Beginning (LP, Album) Infinity Records (2) 1979
10½ ◄ (2 versions) MCA Records 1980
Five Special (LP, Album) Elektra 1979

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