Eldee Young
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Eldee Young (born January 7 in Chicago, Illinois 1936 - died February 12, 2007 in Bangkok, Thailand from a heart attack) was a jazz double-bass player who performed in the cool jazz, post bop and rhythm and blues mediums. He started playing upright bass at the age of thirteen. He met Ramsey Lewis and formed Ramsey Lewis Trio in 1955. After a decade together he split with fellow bandmate, Isaac 'Red' Holt to form the Young-Holt Trio. They changed their name to Young-Holt Unlimited in 1968. They split in 1974 and Young returned to Ramsey Lewis in the 1980's. He also played with Jeremy Monteiro for over twenty years. Young also appeared on the albums of James Moody and Eden Atwood, among others.[1]
[edit] Discography
- Ramsey Lewis Trio (1956). Consider the Source. Chess Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1956). Ramsey Lewis and His Gentlemen of Jazz. Argo Records.
- Lorez Alexandria (1957). Lorez Sings Pres: A Tribute to Lester Young. Deluxe Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1958). Down to Earth. Verve Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1958). Ramsey Lewis and His Gentlemen of Jazz, Vol. 2. Argo Records.
- Ramsey Lewis Trio (1959). An Hour with the Ramsey Lewis Trio. Cadet Records.
- Ramsey Lewis Trio (1960). Ramsey Lewis Trio in Chicago. Argo Records.
- Ramsey Lewis Trio (1961). Sound of Christmas. Chess Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1960). Stretchin' Out. Cadet Records.
- Red Holt (1961). Look Out! Look Out!. Argo Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1961). More Music From the Soil. Cadet Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1961). Never on Sunday. Cadet Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1962). Country Meets the Blues. Argo Records.
- Eldee Young and Company (1962). Just For Kicks. Argo Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1964). Bach to the Blues. Cadet Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1964). Barefoot Sunday Blues. Cadet Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1964). Pot Luck. Cadet Records.
- Ramsey Lewis Trio (1964). The Ramsey Lewis Trio at the Bohemian Caverns. Cadet Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1965). Hang On Ramsey. Cadet Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1965). In Crowd. Cadet Records.
- Young Holt Trio (1966). Wack Wack. Kent Records.
- Young-Holt Unlimited (1967). Beat Goes On. Brunswick Records.
- Young-Holt Unlimited (1967). Young-Holt Unlimited Onstage. Brunswick Records.
- Young-Holt Unlimited (1968). Funky But!. Brunswick Records.
- Young-Holt Unlimited (1968). Live at the Bohemian Caverns 1968. Brunswick Records.
- Young-Holt Unlimited (1968). Soulful Strut. Brunswick Records.
- Young-Holt Unlimited (1970). Mellow Dreamin'. Cotillion Records.
- Young-Holt Unlimited (1971). Born Again. Cotillion Records.
- Young-Holt Unlimited (1972). Oh Girl. Atlantic Records.
- Young-Holt Unlimited (1973). Plays Super Fly. Paula Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1975). Solid Ivory. Cadet Records.
- April Aloisio (1985). Brazilian Heart. Southport Records.
- Eden Atwood (1992). No One Ever Tells You. Concord Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1993). Wade In the Water. Jazz Time.
- Sparrow Shortwave (1994). Desert Rat Suite. Southport Records.
- April Aloisio (1996). Footprints. Southport Records.
- Ramsey Lewis (1998). In Concert 1965. Giants of Jazz.
- Ramsey Lewis (1998). In Person: 1960-1967. GRP Records.
- Joanie Pallatto (1998). Words & Music. Orchard Records.
- George Freeman (1999). George Burns. Orchard Records.
- James Moody (1999). Priceless Jazz. GRP Records.
- Anita O'Day (2000). Anita O'Day's Finest Hour. Verve Records.
- Marshall Vente (2001). Marshall Law. Middle Coast.
- Eldee Young; Marshall Vente (2002). Step Up to the Mic. Middle Coast.
- Sparrow & Joanie Pallatto (2003). Canned Beer. Southport Records.
- James Moody (2005). Hey! It's James Moody. Lone Hill Jazz.
- Wallace Burton; Eldee Young. The Singapore Strut.
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/news.php?id=12890
- http://www.thehistorymakers.com/biography/biography.asp?bioindex=318
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