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Freddie Green war ein US-amerikanischer Jazzgitarrist. Sein Merkmal war besonders die verfeinerte Rhythmusarbeit an der Gitarre in Big Bands, insbesondere dem Count Basie Orchestra, wo er der „All-American Rhythm Section“ angehörte mit Basie am Klavier, Jo Jones am Schlagzeug und Walter Page am Bass.
Frederick William Green (March 31, 1911 – March 1, 1987) was an American swing jazz guitarist who played rhythm guitar with the Count Basie Orchestra for almost fifty years. Early life and education. Green was born in Charleston, South Carolina on March 31, 1911.
Welcome to the Freddie Green Web Site. Since 2001, this site has been devoted to jazz rhythm guitar and the man who epitomized the big band guitar style. Our efforts are dedicated to the master of this art form – Freddie Green – and exists to collect and share information that will aid the big band jazz guitarist in keeping this style alive ...
20. März 2023 · Freddie Green was the guitarist in what is generally considered to be the best rhythm section in the history of big band jazz, and dubbed the All-American Rhythm Section, which featured Count Basie, bassist Walter Page, and drummer Jo Jones. Green continued with the band until 1987.
31. März 2024 · Freddie Green, the great guitarist best known for his work with the Count Basie Orchestra, is one of these names. Green's quiet but profoundly important rhythm guitar playing contributed to the sound of one of jazz's most legendary big…
Freddie Green's life mingled with the history of Basie's big band, a life of bus tours across the United States, of concerts around the world between hotels; a life that one finds only a glittering trace of in the recordings.
Green was an essential cog in what is generally considered to be the best rhythm section in the history of big band jazz and what bandleader Paul Whiteman dubbed the All-American Rhythm Section, which featured Basie, bassist Walter Page, and drummer Jo Jones.
