Bucky Calabrese

Bucky Calabrese (8 June 1927 - 6 May 1995), was an American upright bassist.[1][2]

Discography (in selection)
  • 1962: Adventures In Time, A Concerto For Orchestra (Capitol Records), with Stan Kenton
  • 1972: From Puerto Rico To Soulsville (Zanzee), with Ray Rivera
  • 1973: Cookin' At Michael's Pub (Halcyon Records), with Dave McKenna
  • 1986: Where Have You Been? (DRG Records), with Elisabeth Welch
  • 1987: Live At The West End Cafe New York City (Bean Records), with Pete Compo Jazz Violin Quartet
  • 1992: The Eighty-Seven Years Of Doc Cheatham (Columbia), with Doc Cheatham
  • 1996: More Mellophonium Moods (Status), with Stan Kenton and his Orchestra
  • 1996: Alternate Routes (Tantara Productions), with Ray Starling, New York Neophonic Orchestra, Joel Kaye, New York Sound Stage One Orchestra
  • 2010: This Is An Orchestra! (Tantara Productions), with Stan Kenton
  • 2014: Horns Of Plenty, Vol. 3 (Tantara Productions), with Stan Kenton Orchestra and Trinity Big Band
  • 2017: Mellophonium Memoirs (Tantara Productions), with Stan Kenton Orchestra[3]
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References
  1. Kennedy, Gary W. "Calabrese, Bucky (1927 - 1995), double bass player". Biography. OxfordIndex.oup.com. Retrieved 2019-02-25.
  2. Grable, Gerry (2010-11-09). "Remembering Bucky Calabrese". Memorial. TalkBass.com. Retrieved 2019-02-25.
  3. "Bucky Calabrese". Discography. Discogs.com. Retrieved 2019-02-25.


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