- Paul
Quinichette (May 17, 1916 – May 25, 1983) was an
American jazz
tenor saxophonist. He was
known as the "Vice President" or "Vice Prez" for his emulation...
- Cattin' with
Coltrane and
Quinichette is a
studio album by jazz
musicians John
Coltrane and Paul
Quinichette released in
October 1959 on
Prestige Records...
- he left for New York City at the
invitation of
tenor saxophonist Paul
Quinichette, he had a
working knowledge of many instruments. Jazz b****
players were...
- Lady
Sings the
Blues features Holiday backed by
tenor saxophonist Paul
Quinichette,
trumpeter Charlie Shavers,
pianist Wynton Kelly, and
guitarist Kenny...
- sideman, and had co-led a
session with Paul
Quinichette (released in 1959 as Cattin' with
Coltrane and
Quinichette), but
never as sole bandleader. Coltrane...
- John
Coltrane - Blue
Train John
Coltrane and Paul
Quinichette - Cattin' with
Coltrane and
Quinichette John
Lennon -
Imagine Metallica -
Master of Puppets...
-
other styles.
Sonny Red pla**** with Art Blakey,
Curtis Fuller, Paul
Quinichette,
Donald Byrd,
Grant Green, Blue Mitc****,
Wynton Kelly,
Billy Higgins...
- Neely, p. 253. (2008,
Krause Publications) Discogs: Wess -
Coltrane -
Quinichette,
Things Ain't What They Used To Be
Goldmine Standard Catalog of American...
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tracks A4-6, B1-3):
Billie Holiday –
vocals Joe
Newman –
trumpet Paul
Quinichette –
tenor saxophone Oscar Peterson –
piano (organ on "Yesterdays") Freddie...
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referred to as
Moods Featuring Paul
Quinichette) is the 1954
debut album by
American jazz
saxophonist Paul
Quinichette featuring compositions and arrangements...
