# Gerald Wilson
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Gerald Stanley Wilson (September 4, 1918 – September 8, 2014) was an American jazz trumpeter, big band bandleader, composer, arranger, and educator. Born in Mississippi, he was based in Los Angeles from the early 1940s. He arranged music for Duke Ellington, Sarah Vaughan, Ray Charles, Julie London, Dizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald, Benny Carter, Lionel Hampton, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, and Nancy Wilson.
Gerald Wilson
Steve Spiegl's Portland Concert Jazz Orchestra concert last Sunday
evoked memories of Gerald Wilson's (1918-2014) Orchestra.
We'll hear his music, vintage 1945 to 1996, today,
as well as that from guitarist Alfredo Muro,
and a memorial set to Portland jazz fan Tommy Lewis.
The Wonderful World of Winner: Lawman (1971)
Ian and Mark "Planty" Plant head west to return to their "favourite" director.
Lawman (1971). Directed by Michael Winner. Written by Gerald Wilson. Starring Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan and Lee J Cobb
Ep. 133-Views from the Real World-my conversation with Sean Jones
Jones is an internationally recognised educator, currently holding the Richard and Elizabeth Case Chair of Jazz at John Hopkins University's Peabody Conservatory and is Artistic Director of Carnegie Hall's NYO Jazz ensemble. Previously, Jones was Chair of the Brass Department at Berkeley College of…
What I Was Always Meant To Do: Trumpeter Charles Tolliver On His 60+ Year Career In Music
Charles Tolliver's professional career began in earnest in 1964, when he recorded as a sideman with alto saxophonist Jackie McLean. In subsequent years, Tolliver worked with Max Roach, Horace Silver, Andrew Hill, Sonny Rollins, Gerald Wilson, and others. Recently, Mack Avenue records reissued his f…
What I Was Always Meant To Do: Trumpeter Charles Tolliver On His 60+ Year Career In Music
Charles Tolliver's professional career began in earnest in 1964, when he recorded as a sideman with alto saxophonist Jackie McLean. In subsequent years, Tolliver worked with Max Roach, Horace Silver, Andrew Hill, Sonny Rollins, Gerald Wilson, and others. Recently, Mack Avenue records reissued his f…
What I Was Always Meant To Do: Trumpeter Charles Tolliver On His 60+ Year Career In Music
Charles Tolliver's professional career began in earnest in 1964, when he recorded as a sideman with alto saxophonist Jackie McLean. In subsequent years, Tolliver worked with Max Roach, Horace Silver, Andrew Hill, Sonny Rollins, Gerald Wilson, and others. Recently, Mack Avenue records reissued his f…
What I Was Always Meant To Do: Trumpeter Charles Tolliver On His 60+ Year Career In Music
Charles Tolliver's professional career began in earnest in 1964, when he recorded as a sideman with alto saxophonist Jackie McLean. In subsequent years, Tolliver worked with Max Roach, Horace Silver, Andrew Hill, Sonny Rollins, Gerald Wilson, and others. Recently, Mack Avenue records reissued his f…
TGC 620 – The Shape of Psalter: David, Moses, and Christ
In this episode, Paul Schultz talks with the Rev. Dr. Adam Hensley, Associate Professor of Exegetical Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, about the deliberate ordering of the Hebrew Psalter. Hensley explains how the five books of Psalms are marked by real editorial seams (not artificial divi…
SOB 553 Features: John Coltrane, Crusaders: Wilton Felder & Wayne Henderson, Karrin Allyson & Jay Ward
Artist Song Album Label Notes
- The Crusaders Scratch by Wayne Henderson w/Sample, Felder, Henderson, Carlton, Bennett & Stix Scratch - 1974 - Live Blue Thumb Records - MCA CD Reissue Alternate SOB ID
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Sunday Jazz Lounge with Doug Kaye Ep 93 27.09.2026
More jazz, blues and gospel from Doug's record collection.
I Want You Baby - Louis Jordan and the Timpany Five
War Zone - Sugar Blue
Downstairs Blues Upstairs - Sam Rivers
Stormy Monday Blues - Earl Hines
4 O’Clock Boogie - Memphis Slim & Willie Dixon
Sweet Georgia Brown - Eddie South
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