Urbie Green
Trombone
Label | Issue | Format | Artist | Title |
---|---|---|---|---|
Aamco | ALP303 | |||
Bethlehem | 3054 | single | Jonah Jones | J.J. Special (Jonah Jones special) / European blues / Jonah Jones special / European blues |
- | 11010 | - | - | Stars fell on Alabama / Wrap your troubles in dreams / Wrap your troubles in dreams / Stars fell on Alabama |
- | 11014 | - | - | You're the cream in my coffee / The Sheik of Araby / You're the cream in my coffee / The Sheik of Araby |
- | BCP4 | LP | - | Jazz Kaleidoscope |
- | BCP7 | - | Aaron Sachs & Hank D'Amico | We brought our "Axes" |
- | BCP14 | - | Urbie Green | East Coast Jazz, Volume 6 |
- | BCP82 | - | Various Artists | Bethlehem's Best, Volume 1 |
- | BCP88 | - | - | Jazz Music for People who don't care about Money |
- | BCP92 | - | - | No Sour Grapes, just Pure Jazz |
- | BCP1008 | - | Aaron Sachs Sextet | Aaron Sachs Sextet |
- | BCP1014 | - | Jonah Jones Sextet | Jonah Jones Sextet |
- | BCP6009 | - | Sallie Blair | Squeeze Me |
- | BCP6034 | - | Various Artists | Smart, Luscious, Beautiful |
- | BCP6036 | - | - | Trombone Band Stand |
- | BEP112 | EP | Jonah Jones Sextet | |
- | BEP120 | - | Urbie Green | - |
Bethlehem New Series | BCP6041 | LP | - | The Lyrical language of Urbie Green |
Ember | EMB3335 | - | Various Artists | Tribute to the Grand Order of Water Rats |
- | EMB3340 | - | Jonah Jones | Double Exposure |
- | JBS704 | single | - | Stars fell on Alabama / Down by the riverside |
Guest Star | GS1473 | |||
London | LTZ-N15002 | LP | Urbie Green | Urbie Green |
Odeon | 041083 | |||
- | 041283 | - | - | - |
Rep | LP203 | - | - | - |
Leader | Site | Date | Session | Role |
---|---|---|---|---|
Aaron Sachs Sextet | New York, NY | 1954 | [session] | trombone |
Jonah Jones | - | December, 1954 | [session] | - |
Sallie Blair | - | March, 1957 | [session] | - |
- | - | - | [session] | - |
Urbie Green | - | January 12, 1955 | [session] | - |
- | - | January 19, 1955 | [session] | - |
Urban Clifford "Urbie" Green (August 8, 1926 – December 31, 2018) was an American jazz trombonist who toured with Woody Herman, Gene Krupa, Jan Savitt, and Frankie Carle.He played on over 250 recordings and released more than two dozen albums as a soloist, and was highly respected by his fellow trombonists. Green's trombone sound was especially noted for its warm, mellow tone, even in the higher registers where he was more fluent than most trombonists. His technique was considered flawless by many in the music industry and he played in major jazz festivals, motion picture soundtracks, concert halls, nightclubs, radio, television and the White House. He was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame in 1995. Wikipedia