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Mel Wanzo

American jazz trombonist; born November 22, 1930 in Cleveland, Ohio, died September 9, 2005 in Detroit, Michigan. Mel spent over 40 years on the road playing and recording with many great jazz artists, including Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and Sarah Vaughan. He is most widely known as the longtime lead trombonist for the Count Basie Orchestra (1969-1996).

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• Jazz 100年 Part3 Jazz Vocal Collection 49 Count Basie Orchestra
• Original Album Series
• Together In Concert 1974
• Prime Time
• Basic Basie
• Thriller Jazz
• Montreux '77
• An Evening With Lena Horne
• Good Time Blues
• Basie Swings
• Salle Pleyel - Apr. 17th, 1972 (Part 2)
• Jazz Hoot / Woody's Winners
• Warner Jazz: Les Incontournables
• Triple Play
• Montreux Classics 1970-1979
• Pleyel 17 Avril 1972 Part . 1
• J.J. - The Music of J.J. Johnson
• Monterey Jazz Festival: 40 Legendary Years
• Live At Manchester Craftsmen's Guild
• Milt Jackson
• An Evening With
• Basie's Bag
• Live At Orchestra Hall, Detroit
• Digital Big Band Bash!
• Ain't Misbehavin'
• Live At El Morocco
• Here's That Swing Thing
• Fun Time
• Big Boss Band
• Montreux Jazz Festival (The Essence Of Jazz Vol. 4)
• Flip, Flop & Fly
• The Legend, The Legacy
• The Best Of The Count Basie Big Band
• The Standards
• The Best Of Ella Fitzgerald
• The Best Of The Big Bands
• 16.5.1913 - 19.10.1987
• The Best Of Count Basie
• Way-Out Basie
• Viktor Lazlo
• Diane Schuur And The Count Basie Orchestra
• The Last Decade
• Rhythm & Blues Years
• Caterina Valente '86 & The Count Basie Orchestra
• Long Live The Chief
• Basie In Europe
• Vocalese
• Live In Japan '78
• Jazz Masters Presents Basie & Friends on Pablo
• Zinger

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