Richmond Henderson

One of the most obscure hornmen from the Kansas Town jazz scene from the ’40s, Richmond Henderson took component in four saving sessions throughout that 10 years according to basic jazz discography study. On compilations of materials recorded in this era, his credit may also be altered to basically Rick Henderson, welcoming confusion having a later on saxophonist, arranger, and composer who was simply associated in the ’50s using the Duke Ellington music group. Trombonist Henderson also used big bands, specifically a medium-sized aggregation helmed by Harlan Leonard, a saxophonist who developed the Bennie Moten music group and did very much to draw out the R&B potential from the traditional jazz big music group. Henderson’s mates with this underrated clothing share his degree of obscurity, including saxophonist Hank Bridges and fellow trombonist Fred Lee Beckett.