Quentin Jackson

Real Name:

Quentin Leonard "Butter“ Jackson

Profile:

American jazz trombonist.

Born 13 January 1909 in Springfield/Ohio.
Died 2 October 1976 in New York City, USA..

A fixture with Duke Ellington's Orchestra in the 1950's, Quentin was Duke's best wah-wah trombonist (an expert with the plunger mute).

Sites:

Wikipedia, allmusic.com, adp.library.ucsb.edu, radioswissjazz.ch, encyclopedia.com

In Groups:

Billy Strayhorn's Septet, Cab Calloway And His Orchestra, Count Basie Orchestra, Don Redman And His Orchestra, Duke Ellington All Star Road Band, Duke Ellington And His Orchestra, Duke Ellington's Spacemen, Johnny Hodges & His Big Band, Johnny Hodges And His Orchestra, Milt Jackson And Big Brass, Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra, Quincy Jones And His Orchestra, Ray Charles And His Orchestra, Thad Jones / Mel Lewis Orchestra, The Quincy Jones Big Band, Tony Scott And His Orchestra

Variations:

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