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1. wardellgray.org › discographyWardell Gray Discography

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   Malcolm Walker, in his Wardell Gray Discography (page 40), wrote “Cadence, April 1994, page 13 includes the news that Wardell Gray and Teddy Edwards were in the Lewis Oles Big Band which was Dick Bock’s first recording session. No other details.” This session is listed in Bob Weir’s Teddy Edwards discography (page 21) with the date “c. early 1958”. Weir’s source is also the April ...

2. wardellgray.org › biographyWardell Gray Biography

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   The Early Years. Carl Wardell Gray was born on February 13, 1921 in Oklahoma City, the youngest of four children, to Eugene, from Georgia, and Carrie Gray (nee Maddison), from Alabama. His early childhood years were spent in Oklahoma, but the family moved to Detroit, Michigan, in 1929 as part of the great black migration to the urban centers of ...

3. www.youtube.com › watchWardell Gray - Way Out Wardell (1956) (Full Album) - YouTube

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   22. Aug. 2019 · Personnel:Tenor Sax: Wardell Gray, Vido MussoAlto Sax: Benny CarterPiano: Erroll Garner, Arnold RossBass: Red CallenderDrums: Don Lamond, Jackie MillsTrumpet...

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4. www.allaboutjazz.com › why-the-world-should-remember-wardellWhy the World Should Remember Wardell Gray - All About Jazz

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   7. Dez. 2015 · This question was first raised and partially answered by cinematographer and professor Abraham Ravett in his 1994 documentary Wardell Gray: The Forgotten Tenor. Ravett, a jazz fan, heard one of Gray's recordings on a local radio station in New England, was startled by his playing, and was curious to know why he never heard of him.

5. sites.lsa.umich.edu › mqr › 2016Jazz Reality and Fiction: The Bright Comet of Wardell Gray

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   By the time one of saxophonist Wardell Gray’s most blazing recordings came out in 1956, Gray was dead, his body found on the side of the road outside Las Vegas. He was thirty-four years old. Gray was one of the West Coast’s most talented jazz musicians. Raised in Detroit, Michigan, he settled in Los Angeles in a thriving bebop scene and ...

6. www.allaboutjazz.com › musicians › wardell-grayWardell Gray Musician - All About Jazz

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   9. Dez. 2015 · Wardell Gray. Wardell Gray was one of the truly great, yet by now almost obscure, bebop tenor saxophonists. With a smooth mellow and consistent tone, he created a tenor style that veered from swing to bebop, a style that was elegant, sure-footed, mature and distinctive. His premature death under mysterious circumstances in 1955, robbed the jazz ...

7. jazzjournal.co.uk › 2022/02/19 › wardell-gray-four-classicWardell Gray: Four Classic Albums Plus - Jazz Journal

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   19. Feb. 2022 · The version of Blue Lou is, happily, the six-minute one graced by classic piano from Garner and eloquent tenor from Wardell, which was much better than the shorter version elsewhere. Both are on Properbox 66 (The Wardell Gray Story). While this new album is a fine standalone collection, much recommended, you might prefer the 77-track Proper ...