Hiram Bullock (1955–2008, USA) was a versatile session and jazz fusion guitarist, known for his soulful grooves. Born in Osaka, Japan, and raised in the U.S., he became a sought-after musician in New York during the 1970s and 1980s.
Hiram Bullock played with Miles Davis, Gil Evans, Paul Simon, and David Sanborn, always blending funk, jazz, and blues. His self-titled 1983 debut showcased his improvisational skills and fusion style.
Admired for his funky rhythm work and energy, Bullock never achieved mainstream fame but earned deep respect from peers. His role in shaping New York’s jazz fusion scene made him an influential figure of his era.