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28 de nov. de 2007 · And one cookin' big band it is. I wouldn't expect less from the Count Basie band, and I wouldn't expect less from George Benson. I know George Benson has been a part of several big bands, including a late '70's PBS television appearance with Benny Goodman and backing Frank Sinatra on the 1984 "L.A.
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Arranged By – Frank Foster ( tracks: A1 to A5, B3 to B5) Bass – Cleveland Eaton. Drums – Duffy Jackson. Guitar – Charlton Johnson. Mastered By – Greg Calbi. Mixed By – Al Schmitt, Ed Rak. Piano – Carl Carter (3) Producer, Vocals, Guitar – George Benson. Recorded By – Al Schmitt, Elliot Scheiner, Peter Darmi.
Her grandfather Melvin Moore sang with Lucky Millender and Dizzy Gillespie’s Big Band in the 1940s and sang with the Ink Spots, making Bradford the third generation of incredible musicians. She has carved out a place in music history for herself and is playing an integral role in this uniquely American art form called jazz.
Bradford performed on two Grammy Award-winning albums with the Basie band in the 1980s and later collaborated on a third Grammy Award-winning album, Big Boss Band, with guitarist George Benson in 1991.
Whether it’s a duo concert with Shelly Berg, Big Band with the ladies of DIVA or her new favorite: performing with Symphony Orchestras around the world, Carmen Bradford’s body of work reflects a vast depth of musical experience and technical brilliance. She is also recognized for the overwhelming passion she brings to the lyric.
Lucky Millender and Dizzy Gillespie’s Big Band in the 1940’s, and sang with the Ink Spots, making Carmen the third generation of incredible musicians. She has carved out a place in music history for herself and is playing an integral role in this uniquely American art form called jazz. Carmen Bradford is Jazz Royalty.
FROM THE ARCHIVESSingin’ Ella: Carmen Bradford with your CJOOriginally performed live on February 24, 2018In 2017 the world celebrated the centennial of Ella...
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