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There’s no mistaking jazz saxophone artist Chu Berry’s influence on Charlie Parker and John Coltrane. - Mosaic Records
Chu Berry is the unofficial name of a series of saxophones produced by the C.G. Conn company during the 1920s, though it is more accurate to refer to them as the Conn New Wonder Series II. The company never officially used the term "Chu Berry" to refer to any of their saxophones.
8 sept. 2007 · He performed as sideman or on recordings with many of the best known artists of the era from Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, to Count Basie. As a member of Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Orchestra, Berry set new standards for the band, and was in the line up with Mario Bauza and a young Dizzy Gillespie.
Explore Chu Berry's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Chu Berry on AllMusic.
Chu Berry discography and songs: Music profile for Chu Berry, born 13 September 1908. Genres: Swing. Albums include The Golden Years, The Chronogical Classics: Chu Berry 1937-1941, and Everybody Eats When They Come to My House / (I Don't Stand) A Ghost of a Chance (With You).
8 nov. 2023 · “Body and Soul” is a deeply emotive song that captures the complexities of human love. Its profound lyrics and melancholic melody strike a chord with listeners, transporting them to a realm of intense emotional intimacy.
9 juil. 2007 · Chu Berry, otherwise known as Leon Berry, was a tenor saxophonist who backed singers like Billie Holiday and Mildred Bailey in the 1930s, and jammed with Fletcher Henderson's and Cab Calloway's...
