Has worked with Sonny Rollins, Charles Mingus, Nina Simone, Betty Carter, Arthur Blythe, Sam Rivers, Howard Johnson, Family of Percussion, Sammy Price, Bobby Hutcherson, Marion Williams, Smokey Robinson, Metropole Symphony
Awards: competition, National Endowment for the Arts 1973; performance grant, Someplace/Nice Educational and Cultural Center 1975 & 1978. Union of German Jazz Musicians 1980 award for International 1st Record Prize, for Messaget of the Enemies of Time.
The young, talented "Spirit of Detroit" blends the old with the new as he soars to high and serene ventures. Adams is one of the young players today who dares to go beyond borders to create an atmosphere where all seems possible Hammond's compositions give him new openings that he readily uses while never forgetting the blues. Professional experience with Arnett Cobb, David Newman, Barry Harris, Wynton Marsalis, James Carter, Kirk Lightsey, Earl Klugh and many others.
Awarded: The 1993 Detroit Metro Times "Best Horn".
By far one of the most exciting bassists today, he interprets Hammond's music in a closeness and complement comparable to a Coltrane/Garrison relationship; a sensitive, melodic and flexible artist. Nahar's wide experience includes working with: Benny Bailey, David Murray, Jamaladeen Tacuma, Jan Akkerman, Ozay, Surinam Music Ensemble, Joe Malinga, etc.