Robert Henderson

Inside a city where mysterious, undiscovered jazz obscurities outnumber even sites claiming to really have the best Chinese barbecued duck, or steak and cheese sandwiches, arranger Robert Henderson’s main difference appears to have been obtaining a credit for laughing. To learn whether this laughter was his, captured by remote control recording gadgets, or something he motivated in the music artists who performed his graphs, would need sifting through a great deal of material recorded on the Philadelphia place known as Ortleib’s Jazzhaus. This place was evidently among Henderson’s favorite hangs. He shouldn’t be confused using the jazz pianist, vocalist, and trumpeter frequently referred to as Bobby Henderson.