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Roy Hargrove was a fearless jazz trumpeter born October 16, 1969, in Waco, Texas. He grew up in Dallas, where church music, R&B, and school bands shaped his ear. As a teen, he stunned visiting musicians with his tone, timing, and confidence on stage. Wynton Marsalis heard him in high school and helped open doors in New York. Hargrove carried Texas grit into every club, festival, and recording studio he entered.​ In his twenties, Hargrove recorded “Diamond in the Rough,” announcing a bold hard‑bo