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Musiker: Morton, Benny

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X = Album im einem SJO-Shop erhältlich  Album-Bezeichnung: Interpret  —  Titel		Label	Label-Nummer	Aufnahme-Jahr
	Allen - Hawkins Orchestra 1933 / Red Allen and his Orchestra 1934  —  ALLEN - HAWKINS	GAPS	GAPS 070	1933-34	LP
	Art Hodes  —  After Hours At Art's Place #2	GHB Records	BVD-4	1979	DVD
	Art Tatum  —  Song of the vagabonds	Black Lion Records	BLP 30166 oder INT 147.000	1944+45	LP
	Barney Bigard  —  An Introduction To Barney Bigard - His Best Recordings 1928-1941	Best Of Jazz	4028	1928-41	CD
X	Barney Bigard  —  Barney's Bounce	Two Flats Disc	TFD 5.002	1944-46	LP
	Barney Bigard  —  Jazz Archives No. 12	EPM	158502	1929-45	CD
	Ben Pollack and his Orchestra  —  BEN POLLACK 1933 -1934	VJM Records	VLP 43	1933-34	LP
	Ben Webster  —  BEN AND THE BOYS	Jazz Archives	JA-35	1944-58	LP
	Ben Webster  —  Cadillac Slim	History	20.1964-HI	1934-49	CD
	Ben Webster  —  Cottontail	BMG Records	07863-66790-2	1934-44	CD
X	Benny Carter  —  Benny Carter (1928-1952)	RCA	PM 42406	1928-52	LP
	Benny Carter  —  BENNY CARTER AND HIS SWING BAND	Brunswick	A 5000.517	1934	SH
	Benny Carter  —  BENNY CARTER AND HIS SWING BAND	Brunswick	A500.518	1934	SH
	Benny Carter  —  The Alternative Takes In Chronological Order Volume 2 (1940-1946)	Neatwork	RP 2030	1940-46	CD
	Benny Carter & HIS All Star ORCHESTRA  —  Joe Turner Blues / Beale Street Blues	Okeh	6001	1940	SH
	Benny Carter & HIS ORCHESTRA  —  Sunday	His Masters Voice	JK 2387	1941	SH
	Benny Carter & HIS ORCHESTRA  —  Sunday	La Viox de son Maitre	SG 200	1941/1940	SH
	Benny Carter and his Orchestra  —  BENNY CARTER 1940 -1941	RCA Victor	741 073	1940-41	LP
X	Benny Carter and His Orchestra  —  TREASURY OF JAZZ (1940-41) N° 56	RCA Victor	430.686 S	1940+41	LP
	Benny Carter and Orchestras  —  The Collection - 16 Golden Greats	Deja Vu	DVLP 2112	1928-61	LP
	Benny Goodman Edmond Hall  —  Steamin' and Beamin'	History	20.1975-HI	1935-45	CD
	Benny Morton  —  1934-1945 (The Chronological Series)	Classics Records	Classics 906	1934-45	CD
	Benny Morton and His Orchestra  —  Get Goin' / Fare Thee Well To Harlem	Columbia	Col (E) CB 746	1934	SH
	Benny Morton and His Orchestra / J.C. Higginbotham and His Six Hicks  —  The Gold-Digger's Song / Higginbotham Blues	Columbia	Col 36011	1934	SH
	Benny Morton's All Stars  —  My Old Flame / Limehouse Blues	Blue Note	BN 47-B/A	1945	SH
	Big Joe Turner  —  I Don't Dig It	Jukebox Lil	JB-618	1940-49	LP
	Big Joe Turner  —  Joe Turner Boogie Woogie And More 1938 - 1949	Official Records	6028	1938 - 1949	LP
	Bill Coleman  —  A TALE OF TWO CITIES	Two Flats Disc	TFD 5.010	1936-40	LP
	Bill Coleman  —  Classics	Classics Records	Classics 1256	1940-1949	CD
	Bill Coleman Buster Bailey  —  The Cradle of Jazz Cuttin' out	History	20.3017-HI	1924-42	CD
	Billie Holiday  —  "The Golden Years" Volume II	Columbia	C3L 40	1935-42	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  'Lady Day'	Saga Ero	ERO 8014	1937-1946	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  Guess Who ?	Two Flats Disc	TFD 5.006	1935-39	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  Lady Day	Columbia	637	1935 - 1937	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  Lady Day	Columbia	CL 637	1935-37	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  Lady Day	Columbia	CL 637*	1935-37	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  LADY DAY - me, myself and i	Raretone	RTR 24011	1935-1939	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  MISS BROWN TO YOU	Swing House Records	SWH 27*	1944-49	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  ON THE AIR	Totem Records	1037	1944-58	LP
X	Billie Holiday  —  Rare recordings from the golden years VOLUME 3	Queen Disc	Q 067	1939-42	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  rare recordings from the golden years VOLUME 4	Queen Disc	Q-068	1935-39	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  Swing,Brother,Swing	Encore	P 14388	1935-39	LP
X	Billie Holiday  —  THE BILLIE HOLIDAY STORY VOLUME 1	CBS	68228	1933-39	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  The Billie Holiday Story Volume I	CBS	68228*	1933-39	LP
X	Billie Holiday  —  THE BILLIE HOLIDAY STORY, VOL. 3	CBS	68230	1937-42	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  The Golden Years	Columbia	1758-60	1933 - 1941	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  THE GOLDEN YEARS VOLUME 2	CBS	62814 / 62815 / 62816	1935-42	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  The Golden Years Volume 2	CBS / Columbia	62038 / C3L 21 (CL 1759)	1937-39	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 1 1933 -1935	CBS	CBS 450987 2	1933-35	CD
	Billie Holiday  —  The Quintessential #4	CBS	CDCBS-463333 12 A3	1937	CD
	Billie Holiday  —  The Quintessential #5	CBS	CBS 465190 2	1937/38	CD
	Billie Holiday  —  The Quintessential Billie Holiday Volume 9 (1940-1942)	Columbia	COL 4679152	1940-42	CD
	Billie Holiday  —  Volume 14 - 1944-1945 - Complete Edition	Média 7	MJCD 141	1944-45	CD
	Billie Holiday  —  What Shall I Say	Two Flats Disc	TFD 5.007	1939-1942	LP
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  BILLIE HOLIDAY'S GREATEST HITS	CBS	CL 2666	1935-41	LP
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  BILLIE HOLIDAY'S GREATEST HITS	Columbia	CL 2666*	1935-41	LP
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  MISS BROWN TO YOU	Swing House Records	SWH 27	1944-49	LP
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE BILLIE HOLIDAY STORY VOL.III	Columbia	PG 32127	1937-42	LP
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 1 1933 -1935	CBS	CBS 450987 1	1933-35	LP
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 5 (1937-1938)	Columbia	CK 44423	1937-38	CD
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 6 (1938)	CBS	CBS 466313 2	1938	CD
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 6 (1938)	CBS	CBS 466313 1	1938	LP
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 6 (1938)	Columbia	CK 45449	1938	CD
	Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra  —  Back In Your Own Back Yard / When A Woman Loves A Man	Vocalion	Voc 4029	1938	SH
	Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra  —  On The Sentimental Side / You Go To My Head	Parlophone	Par R2566	1938	SH
	Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra  —  St. Louis Blues / Loveless Love	Okeh	Okeh 6064	1940	SH
	Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra  —  When A Woman Loves A Man / I Can't Get Started	Columbia	Col 37494	1938	SH
	Billie Holiday With Lester Young  —  Lady Day & Prez 1937-1941	Giants Of Jazz	CD 0218	1937-1941	CD
	Billie Holiday with Orchestra  —  Favourites	Philips	B 07628 R	1937-42	LP
	Billie Holiday, Lester Young  —  Lady Day & Pres New York 1937-1941	Frémeaux & Associés	FA013	1935-1939	CD
	Billie Holiday, Lester Young  —  Lady Day & Pres New York 1937-1941	Frémeaux & Associés	FA003	1937-1941	CD
X	Bob Howard's All American Swing Groups  —  A Chronological Study - Vol. 3	Rarities Records	57	1936-1937	LP
	Buck Clayton  —  Jammin' At Condon's #2	Moon Records	MCD 073-2	1960	CD
	Buck Clayton  —  JUST A GROOVE	Vanguard	VRS8517	1953+54	LP
	Buck Clayton  —  The Essential Buck Clayton	Vanguard	VSD 103/104*	1953-57	LP
X	Buck Clayton  —  The Essential Buck Clayton	Vanguard	VSD 103/104	1953-57	LP
	Buck Clayton & His Band  —  Jammin' At Eddie Condon's Volume 1	Jazz Up	JU-311	1960	CD
	Buck Clayton & His Band  —  Jammin' At Eddie Condon's Volume 2	Jazz Up	JU-312	1960	CD
	Buck Clayton / Ruby Braff  —  Buck Clayton meets Ruby Braff	Disco-Club	DC3403	1954	LP
	Buck Clayton / Ruby Braff  —  BUCK MEETS RUBY and the MEL POWELL SEPTET	Vanguard	519.057	1953+54	LP
	Buck Meets Ruby  —  Buck Meets Ruby	Vanguard	AVRS 7002-X	1954	LP
	Buster Bailey  —  An Introduction to Buster Bailey - His Best Recordings 1924-1942	Best Of Jazz	4038	1924-42	CD
	Butterbeans & Susie  —  the vaudeville team that made jazz history	Columbia	33SX 1492	1963	LP
	Cab Calloway and his Orchestra (Side 1) - Count Basie and his Orchestra (Side 2)  —  JAZUM 45	Jazum	JAZUM 45 / 760147	1936-41	LP
X	Cap'n John Handy with the Claude Hopkins Band  —  INTRODUCING CAP'N JOHN HANDY	RCA	NL 89503 / LPM-3762	1966	LP
	Casa Loma Orchestra / Benny Carter & HIS ORCHESTRA  —  I Got Rhythm / Dream Lullaby	Brunswick	A9907	1933/1934	SH
	Charlie Shavers' Sextet (Side A) - Charlie Shavers and the Original John Kirby Orchestra (Side B)  —  The Complete CHARLIE SHAVERS with MAXINE SULLIVAN	Bethlehem	BCP-67	1954-55	LP
	Chick Bullock  —  CHICK BULLOCK AND HIS ALL STAR ORCHESTRA	Okeh	6100	1941	SH
	Chick Bullock  —  Chick Bullock and his LEVEE LOUNGERS 1933/41	Everybody's	e-1001	1933-41	LP
X	Chick Webb  —  THE IMMORTAL CHICK WEBB	Columbia	JCL 2639	1933-36	LP
	Clarence Williams  —  Classics - 1937-1941	Classics Records	Classics 953	1937-1941	CD
	Claude Hopkins and his Orchestra / Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra  —  Harlem Rhythm Dance / Livery Stable Blues	Parlophone	Par (E) R2283	1934 / 1927	SH
	Claude Hopkins and his Orchestra / Harlan Lattimore and his Connie's Inn Orchestra  —  How'm I Doin' ? / Reefer Man	Parlophone	Par (E) R1329 A/B	1932	SH
	Coleman Hawkins  —  Bean Stalking	History	20.1961-HI	1931-47	CD
	Coleman Hawkins  —  Classic Coleman Hawkins Sessions 1922-1947	Mosaic Records	MD8-251	1922-1947	CD
X	Coleman Hawkins  —  Coleman Hawkins recordings made between 1930 and 1941	CBS	68227	1930-41	LP
	Coleman Hawkins  —  His Best Recordings	Best Of Jazz	4049	1923-45	CD
	Coleman Hawkins and his Orchestra  —  Yor're Gonna Lose Your Gal / My Galveston Gal	Brunswick	A 500.373 (E)	1933	SH
	Coleman Hawkins and Orchestras  —  The Indispensable COLEMAN HAWKINS, "BODY AND SOUL", 1927 -1956	RCA	NL 89277	1927-56	LP
X	Coleman Hawkins Rex Stewart Ben Webster and The Fletcher Henderson All-Stars 1957  —  Coleman Hawkins Rex Stewart Ben Webster and The Fletcher Henderson All-Stars 1957	Musidisc	30 JA 5210	1957	LP
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Info:

Morton hatte sein erstes Engagement 1923 in der Band von Clarence Holiday (dem Vater von Billie Holiday) in Harlem, während er tagsüber die Schule besuchte. Er spielte 1927 bis 1929 sowie 1931 bis 1932 bei Fletcher Henderson, 1932 bis 1937 bei Don Redman und danach bis 1939 bei Count Basie. Während dieser Zeit begleitete er mit anderen Basie-Musikern auch einige Billie Holiday-Aufnahmen. Des Weiteren spielte Morton in den Bands von Chick Webb und Raymond Scott. In den 1940er Jahren spielte er in kleineren Combos mit Teddy Wilson (ab 1940), Joe Sullivan und Edmond Hall (ab 1943), alle im Café Society-Club (die Bigbands hatten während des Krieges ihre Tourneen eingestellt). Ab 1946 hatte er eine eigene Band. Er spielte in Broadway-Orchestern (so 2 Jahre in Jamaica mit Lena Horne) und ab 1959 in dem Orchester der Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Daneben war er aber auch in Jazz-Aufnahmen z. B. mit Buck Clayton und Ruby Braff zu hören. In den 1960er Jahren trat er u. a. mit Bobby Hackett und Wild Bill Davison auf und in den 1970er Jahren mit The World’s Greatest Jazz Band, tourte mit The Top Brass (mit Bob Brookmeyer, Maynard Ferguson, Clark Terry, Doc Cheatham) und den Saints and Sinners zusammen mit Bud Freeman, Bob Wilber und Yank Lawson (Wikipedia).