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During his decade-plus stint as the lead trumpeter in the legendary big bands of Stan Kenton, Buddy Childers was the indomitable warhorse anchoring some of the most progressive and physically demanding arrangements in all of jazz. Born Marion Childers in St. Louis on February 12, 1926, he began playing trumpet at 12. Within two years he was gigging as a professional musician, and his talent ...
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Childers cut his teeth in the Stan Kenton Orchestra, but after ten-plus years in that setting was ready to make a switch to smaller groups. These 1955 & '56 sessions, rescued from the Liberty Records vaults by Fresh Sound Spain, are a shining example of West Coast jazz. The quintet session "Sam Songs," in which every song gimmickly has "Sam" in ...
Marion "Buddy" Childers (St. Louis of Belleville (Illinois), 12 februari 1926 – Woodland Hills (Los Angeles), 24 mei 2007) was een Amerikaanse jazz trompettist, bugelist en bigbandleider. Hij kreeg grote bekendheid toen hij in 1942 op zestienjarige leeftijd de eerste trompettist werd bij Stan Kenton.
Marion "Buddy" Childers was an American jazz trumpeter, composer and ensemble leader. Childers became famous in 1942 at the age of 16, when Stan Kenton hired him to be the lead trumpet in his band.
20 de nov. de 2011 · Buddy Childers Quintet - Honeysuckle Sam (1955)Personnel: Buddy Childers (trumpet), Herbie Steward (tenor sax), Bob Harrington (piano), Harry Babasin (bass),...
Buddy Childers Biography. by Jason Ankeny. During his decade-plus stint as the lead trumpeter in the legendary big bands of Stan Kenton, Buddy Childers was the indomitable warhorse anchoring some of the most progressive and physically demanding arrangements in all of jazz. Born Marion Childers in St. Louis on February 12, 1926, he began playing ...
