Home / Tag Archives: Bobby Short

Tag Archives: Bobby Short

Al Bundy

This pianist worked as an accompanist for some of the fantastic jazz vocalists, including Billie Vacation, Ruth Dark brown, and Johnny Hartman. Despite touring the globe, he often remained close to house with some long-running stints at numerous popular NY nightspots. As an adolescent, his family relocated up to NEW …

Read More »

Marlene VerPlanck

Marlene Ver Planck paid tribute to the fantastic American songbook. Ver Planck, who was raised in Newark, NJ, hearing Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald on WNEW radio, collaborated throughout her lengthy profession with her hubby, arranger, composer, and conductor Billy Ver Planck. Her 2000 Compact disc, My Impetuous Heart (DRG), …

Read More »

Mabel Mercer

Well known and honored by her peers, cabaret singer Mabel Mercer was among the most powerful song interpreters in traditional pop, a big influence about singers including Frank Sinatra and Nat Ruler Cole, and a prepared rediscoverer of once-forgotten nuggets like “Travel Me towards the Moon.” Given birth to in …

Read More »

Frank Tate

b. 18 July 1943, Washington, DC, USA. Developing up on Longer Island, Tate started playing trumpet and was a neighbour of pianist Artwork Hodes. When he was 23 he started doubling on bass but performed trumpet appropriately in NEW YORK in a music group led by Bert Massengale. When Tate …

Read More »

Little Jimmy Scott

Vocalist Jimmy Scott (aka Small Jimmy Scott) had a unique profession conditioned by his physical restrictions and record business machinations that sometimes prevented him from getting heard, but he mounted a significant comeback past due in existence. He was created among ten kids to Arthur and Justine Scott in Cleveland, …

Read More »

Blossom Dearie

A unique, girlish voice, sharp, impeccable delivery, and an irrepressible feeling of playful golf swing produced Blossom Dearie probably one of the most enjoyable singers from the vocal period. Her warmness and sparkle guaranteed that she’d by no means treat requirements because the well-worn tunes they often made an appearance …

Read More »

Gerry Wiggins

A respected “music artists’ musician” type, Wiggins has led several classes of his own but made his reputation generally by accompanying feminine jazz-oriented singers, included in this Lena Horne, Kay Starr, Eartha Kitt, Helen Humes, Carmen McRae, Linda Hopkins, and Marilyn Monroe (with whom he done the film “Let’s Fall …

Read More »

Dominic Alldis

Vocalist and pianist Dominic Alldis was created with music coursing through his bloodstream. Both parents had been traditional musicians. His dad John Alldis can be well-known like a choir movie director and orchestra conductor numerous traditional albums to his credit. Boy Dominic is one particular few who’ve successfully were able …

Read More »

Seger Ellis

“You’re All I’D LIKE for Xmas” is among the regular songs connected with Seger Ellis, an designer whose striking profession also included jazz piano performing, a film looks together with the fascinating Ida Lupino and leading an eccentric brass choir. He started tinkling for the keyboard like a son and …

Read More »

Beverly Peer

The critical brain that believes an instrumentalist would need to first be considered a pianist before having the ability to properly accompany you might certainly embrace the career of Beverly Peer. Whilst embracing, it ought to be remarked that this is a good example of the masculine usage of the …

Read More »