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Don Abney

American jazz pianist who played primarily as a session musician, appearing on recordings for Louis Armstrong, Benny Carter, Oscar Pettiford, Ella Fitzgerald, Carmen McRae, Sarah Vaughan, Eartha Kitt, and Pearl Bailey, among others. Born: March 10, 1923, Baltimore, Maryland. Died: January 20, 2000, Los Angeles, California.

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• Live At The Losers / We Remember Mildred Bailey
• Further Definitions (AKA "The Complete Further Definitions Sessions")
• Lo Mejor
• Sophisticated Lady
• The Verve Story 1944-1994 - Disc Two
• 'Deed I Do
• The Verve Story: 1944 - 1994
• For You My Love
• Angel Eyes
• 1957-1958
• 3, 4, 5, The Verve Small Group Sessions
• Ram-Bunk-Shush
• 18 Top Tracks
• The Man With The Funny Little Horn
• Battle Of The Blues - 14 Blues Hits Volume 2
• Ella Fitzgerald Live!
• Playful Baby
• Blues, Candy & Big Maybelle
• Sweet Petunias : Independent Women's Blues, Volume 4
• Shorty's Got To Go
• Moose On The Loose
• Roots Of R'n' R, Blues And Early Soul, Vol. 13
• Misty
• As Time Goes By
• Super Sisters: Independent Women's Blues, Volume 3
• Remember
• Ladies Sing The Blues - Volume 2
• Giants Of The Blues Tenor Sax
• Ladies Sing The Blues
• History Of Jazz
• Dancing Sunbeam
• Encyclopedia Of Jazz On Records - Vol. 5
• Lullabies Of Birdland
• Singin' The Blues
• And All That Gentle Jazz
• Lady Sings The Blues (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
• Stereo And All That Jazz
• Stereo And All That Jazz
• Additions To Further Definitions
• We Dig Pat Dahl
• We Remember Mildred Bailey
• Vol. Lonely
• Volume 3 - A Rhythm Background Record For Any Musician Or Vocalist
• Swing's The Thing
• Carmen McRae At The Flamingo Jazz Club
• Jazz Unlimited
• Lonesome Road / One O'Clock Jump (Bongos And Brass)
• The Jazz Scene
• Record Hop / Take Off Road,
• Percussive Jazz

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