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Benny Morton: On the stand at the Famous Door, New York, about October 1947, with Ben Webster, Eddie Barefield and Buck Clayton

trombone · 1907–1985

Benny Morton

New York trombonist: Count Basie, Teddy Wilson's sextet, then a Blue Note regular who led his own date in 1945.

Sessions
6
Records
8
First date
July, 1931
Latest
March 22, 1960

On the records

Various Artists – Mellow The Mood: Jazz In A Mellow Mood (Blue Note BLP 5001)BLP 5001 · 1952Mellow The Mood: Jazz In A Mellow MoodVarious ArtistsVarious Artists – Swing Hi-Swing Lo (Blue Note BLP 5027)BLP 5027 · 1953Swing Hi-Swing LoVarious ArtistsVarious Artists – The Golden Era Of Jazz Vol. 2 (Savoy MG 15018)MG 15018 · 1953The Golden Era Of Jazz Vol. 2Various ArtistsVarious Artists – Boning Up The 'Bones (EmArcy MG-36038)MG-36038 · 1955Boning Up The 'BonesVarious ArtistsCount Basie And His Orchestra – Blues By Basie (Columbia CL 901)CL 901 · 1956Blues By BasieCount Basie And His OrchestraRay Bryant Combo – Madison Time (Columbia CL 1476)CL 1476 · 1960Madison TimeRay Bryant ComboBillie Holiday – Lady Day (Columbia CL 637)CL 637 · 1961Lady DayBillie HolidayVarious Artists – Holiday In Trombone (EmArcy MG-26019)MG-26019Holiday In TromboneVarious Artists

Every date, in order

1931

1935

1944

1945

1950

1960