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The More I See You - Richard Davis Full Bass Line - 3 pp.

«The Voice That Is! (Johnny Hartman)» Impulse! (1964)

Jazz - Jazz Crooning - Mainstream Jazz - Piano Jazz - Vocal Jazz - Richard Davis - Full Bass Score - Bass Line - Chords - Jazz Quintet

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Chet Baker

American jazz trumpeter and singer. He first encountered jazz while playing in army bands, and by the time of his discharge in 1951 his distinctive, reticent style was fully developed. In 1952 he played briefly with Charlie Parker before beginning an important association with Gerry Mulligan in the latter’s celebrated ‘pianoless’ quartet. His perfo.. Go to the Page

John Simmons

John Simmons (June 14, 1918 – September 19, 1979) played trumpet at first, but a sports injury prevented him from continuing on the instrument. He picked up bass instead, landing his first professional gigs a mere four months after starting on the instrument. Early on he played with Nat King Cole and Teddy Wilson (1937), then moved to Chicago, Illinois, where he played with Jimmy Bell, King K.. Go to the Page

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