Terry William Trotter, born on May 10, 1940, in Los Angeles, California, is an
American jazz and studio musician. He began playing piano at age five,
influenced by his mother who was also a pianist. By 15, he started performing
professionally with artists like Charles Lloyd and Don Cherry. Throughout the
1960s and 1970s, Trotter collaborated with notable figures such as Bobby
Hutcherson, Lena Horne, Joe Pass, and Chet Baker. He released his debut album
It’s about Time in 1993, which showcased his skills both as a pianist and
vocalist. Trotter is also recognized for composing the ...