Ernie Royal

A brilliant specialist with a lovely tone and a variety, Ernie Royal spent the majority of his profession in the anonymous configurations of studio rings, uplifting the music but just gaining popularity among those in the music market. The younger sibling of altoist Marshall Royal (who was simply nine years old), the trumpeter found early encounter playing in LA with Les Hite & His Orchestra (1937-1938) and with Cee Pee Johnson (1939). Both from the Royal brothers had been with Lionel Hampton & His Big Music group (1940-1942) and Ernie Royal strike the popular screaming high records on the initial Hampton edition of “Soaring Home.” Over time in the Military (1942-1945), he worked well in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA with Vernon Alley and in LA with Phil Moore, and spent a lot of 1946 with Count number Basie & His Orchestra. Royal was an associate of Woody Herman’s Second Herd during 1947-1949 and got brief stints with Charlie Barnet and Duke Ellington. He performed in France with Jacques Hélian & Boy Orchestre, caused Wardell Grey in 1952, and was with Stan Kenton & His Orchestra double (1953 and 1955). After learning to be a personnel musician at ABC in 1957, Ernie Royal resolved into the existence of the well-respected studio room musician, appearing on the many recordings but hardly ever soloing. During his profession he produced few recordings like a innovator: simply ten game titles in Paris in 1950 (six had been reissued within a Xanadu recording) and an LP for Urania in 1954.