Israel Crosby was an African-American jazz double-bassist born in Chicago, Illinois. His career included work with Gene Ammons, Gene Krupa, Fletcher Henderson, Horace Henderson, Benny Goodman, Raymond Scott, George Shearing, Ahmad Jamal, George Shearing and Teddy Wilson. A close contemporary to Jimmy Blanton, Crosby is less considered as a pioneer, but his interactive playing in Jamal's trio and Shearing's trio shows how easily and fluently he displayed a modern approach to jazz double bass.
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- Israel Crosby was an African-American jazz double-bassist born in Chicago, Illinois. His career included work with Gene Ammons, Gene Krupa, Fletcher Henderson, Horace Henderson, Benny Goodman, Raymond Scott, George Shearing, Ahmad Jamal, George Shearing and Teddy Wilson. A close contemporary to Jimmy Blanton, Crosby is less considered as a pioneer, but his interactive playing in Jamal's trio and Shearing's trio shows how easily and fluently he displayed a modern approach to jazz double bass. He is credited with taking the first recorded bass solo on his 1935 recording of 'Blues for Israel' with drummer Gene Krupa (Prestige PR 7644) when he was only 16. With pianist Ahmad Jamal and drummer Vernel Fournier, Crosby formed part of a trio that stayed together from 1957 to 1962, and is considered one of the finest jazz rhythm sections of all time.
- Israel Crosby war ein US-amerikanischer Jazz-Bassist des Swing und des Modern Jazz.
- Israel Crosby est un contrebassiste de jazz. Israel Crosby est surtout connu pour sa participations aux premiers trios d'Ahmad Jamal.
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- Israel Crosby was an African-American jazz double-bassist born in Chicago, Illinois. His career included work with Gene Ammons, Gene Krupa, Fletcher Henderson, Horace Henderson, Benny Goodman, Raymond Scott, George Shearing, Ahmad Jamal, George Shearing and Teddy Wilson. A close contemporary to Jimmy Blanton, Crosby is less considered as a pioneer, but his interactive playing in Jamal's trio and Shearing's trio shows how easily and fluently he displayed a modern approach to jazz double bass.
- Israel Crosby war ein US-amerikanischer Jazz-Bassist des Swing und des Modern Jazz.
- Israel Crosby est un contrebassiste de jazz. Israel Crosby est surtout connu pour sa participations aux premiers trios d'Ahmad Jamal.
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