Melvin Moore (2)
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[b][i]▶Caution: See also [a5600500] for a similar-era vocalist often accompanied by an orchestra.◀[/b][/i]
American jazz trumpet player, violinist and vocalist. Born June 15, 1923 in Chicago, Illinois. Died February, 1989.
Moore played with the Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra from 1942-1945, Lucky Millinder in 1947, briefly with Duke Ellington in 1948, 1950.
After playing with rhythm and blues bands on the West Coast, Moore performed with Charles Mingus and Thelonious Monk at the Monterey Jazz Festival in 1964. Later he recorded with Gil Fuller and Gerald Wilson.
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Frequent Collaborators
7 Collabs
Charles Grant
7 Collabs
Pete Myers
7 Collabs
Esther Phillips
7 Collabs
Richard Leith
7 Collabs
Rodgers Grant
7 Collabs
Bill Clark (14)
7 Collabs
Lou Blackburn
7 Collabs
Bob Rolfe
7 Collabs
Victor Venegas
7 Collabs
Louis Ciotti
7 Collabs
Jay Migliori
7 Collabs
Sonny Criss
7 Collabs
Ron Myers
4 Collabs
François Vaz
4 Collabs
James Smith (16)
4 Collabs
Ira Schulman
4 Collabs
Gabe Baltazar
3 Collabs
Al Porcino
3 Collabs
Teddy Edwards
3 Collabs
Herb Ellis
3 Collabs
Ray Triscari
1 Collabs
Leroy Carr
1 Collabs
Cecil Gant
1 Collabs
Jack Moon
1 Collabs
Don Raye
1 Collabs
Walter Brown
1 Collabs
Lil Green
1 Collabs
Bill Lazerus
1 Collabs
Bobby Sharp
1 Collabs
Charles Singleton
1 Collabs
Raymond Leveen
1 Collabs
Chuck Willis
1 Collabs
Jay McShann