Billy Strayhorn
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Born November 29, 1915 in Dayton, Ohio.
Died May 31, 1967 in New York City, NY.
American composer, pianist and arranger, best known for his successful collaboration with bandleader and composer [a145257] from 1939 to 1967. The compositions most closely associated with Strayhorn are "Take the 'A' Train", "Chelsea Bridge" and "Lush Life". Strayhorn was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1984.
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Frequent Collaborators
29 Collabs
Duke Ellington
8 Collabs
Johnny Mercer
5 Collabs
Duke Ellington And His Orchestra
4 Collabs
Carmen McRae
3 Collabs
Milt Raskin
3 Collabs
Zoot Sims
3 Collabs
Grover Washington, Jr.
3 Collabs
Jimmy Hamilton
3 Collabs
Ray Nance
2 Collabs
Cootie Williams
2 Collabs
Johnny Hodges
2 Collabs
Harry Carney
2 Collabs
Tom Ranier
2 Collabs
John Latouche
2 Collabs
Gerry Mulligan
2 Collabs
Roland Kirk
2 Collabs
Rahsaan Roland Kirk & The Vibration Society
2 Collabs
Tony Bennett
2 Collabs
Chris Connor
1 Collabs
The Clark Terry Five
1 Collabs
Ella Fitzgerald
1 Collabs
John Chiodini

1 Collabs
Barbara Carroll
1 Collabs
Ned Washington
1 Collabs
Stan Kenton
1 Collabs
Cyro Baptista
1 Collabs
Jimmy McHugh & Dorothy Fields
1 Collabs
Clare Fischer
1 Collabs
Kevin Breit
1 Collabs
Mike Melvoin
1 Collabs
Don Redman
1 Collabs
John Coltrane
1 Collabs
Cat Anderson
1 Collabs
Charles Mingus
1 Collabs
Natalie Cole
1 Collabs
Alberto Pestalozza
1 Collabs
Blue Mitchell
1 Collabs
Sol Gubin
1 Collabs
Tommy Flanagan
1 Collabs
Chuck Connors
1 Collabs
Roy Burrowes
1 Collabs
The Modern Jazz Quartet
1 Collabs
David Foster
1 Collabs
Paul Gonsalves
1 Collabs
Supergenerous
1 Collabs
Sam Woodyard
1 Collabs
Phineas Newborn Jr.
1 Collabs
Clare Fischer Big Band
1 Collabs
Johnny Mandel
1 Collabs
Ray Brown