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Ray Brown
Real Name:
Raymond Matthews Brown
Profile:
American jazz double-bassist.
Born: 13 October 1926 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
Died: 2 July 2002 in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.
Oscar Peterson's former bassist (from 1951), belongs to the top bass soloists. Unforgettable in his 'One Bass Hit' with Dizzy Gillespie, significant his contribution to bebop, much praised influence on modern jazz.
Born: 13 October 1926 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
Died: 2 July 2002 in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.
Oscar Peterson's former bassist (from 1951), belongs to the top bass soloists. Unforgettable in his 'One Bass Hit' with Dizzy Gillespie, significant his contribution to bebop, much praised influence on modern jazz.
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Ben Webster And His Orchestra,
Ben Webster Quintet, The,
Bud Powell Trio, The,
Charles Owens New York Art Ensemble,
Dizzy Gillespie - Stan Getz Sextet,
Dizzy Gillespie And His Orchestra,
Dizzy Gillespie Sextet,
Dizzy Gillespie's Big 4,
Dizzy Gillespie's Rebop Six,
Duke Ellington Quartet,
Flip Phillips Quintet, The,
Gene Harris/Scott Hamilton Quintet, The,
Henry Mancini And His Orchestra,
Illinois Jacquet And His Orchestra,
Jimmy Giuffre Trio, The,
Johnny Hodges And His Orchestra,
LA4,
Lionel Hampton And His Quartet,
Lionel Hampton Quintet,
Milt Jackson Quartet, The,
Milt Jackson Quintet,
Modern Jazz Quartet, The,
Monty Alexander Trio, The,
Oscar Peterson Trio, The,
Phineas Newborn Trio,
Poll-Winners, The,
Ray Brown Big Band, The,
Ray Brown Trio,
Ray Brown's Orchestra,
Roy Eldridge Quintet, The,
Sonny Stitt Quartet,
Trio, The (2)
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