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tenor sax, piano · 1918–1963

Ike Quebec

Newark tenor saxophonist, a dancer and pianist until about 1940, then Cab Calloway's star soloist. Blue Note's jukebox star in the forties and Alfred Lion's scout toward Monk and Powell; back on the label for a run of soulful LPs before his death at 44.

Sessions
13
Records
12
First date
July 18, 1944
Latest
October 5, 1962

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 – Tenor Sax Solos Volume 2 (Savoy MG 9013)MG 9013 · 1952Tenor Sax Solos Volume 2Various ArtistsVarious Artists – Swing Hi-Swing Lo (Blue Note BLP 5027)BLP 5027 · 1953Swing Hi-Swing LoVarious ArtistsVarious Artists – Tenor Sax Solos Volume 3 (Savoy MG 9021)MG 9021 · 1953Tenor Sax Solos Volume 3Various ArtistsSonny Clark – Leapin' And Lopin' (Blue Note BLP 4091)BLP 4091 · 1962Leapin' And Lopin'Sonny ClarkIke Quebec – Heavy Soul (Blue Note BLP 4093)BLP 4093 · 1962Heavy SoulIke QuebecIke Quebec – Bossa Nova Soul Samba (Blue Note BLP 4114)BLP 4114 · 1962Bossa Nova Soul SambaIke QuebecIke Quebec – Blue & Sentimental (Blue Note BLP 4098)BLP 4098 · 1963Blue & SentimentalIke QuebecIke Quebec – It Might As Well Be Spring (Blue Note BLP 4105)BLP 4105 · 1964It Might As Well Be SpringIke QuebecThe 3 Sounds – Out Of This World (Blue Note BLP 4197)BLP 4197 · 1966+Out Of This WorldThe 3 SoundsThe Incredible Jimmy Smith – Open House (Blue Note BLP 4269)BLP 4269 · 1968Open HouseThe Incredible Jimmy SmithJimmy Smith – Plain Talk (Blue Note BLP 4296)BLP 4296 · 1968Plain TalkJimmy Smith

Every date, in order

1944

1945

1946

1960

1961

1962