Artist
Wellman Braud
St. James Parish, United States
Wellman Braud is a musician from St. James Parish, United States. They also recorded with Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra and Mezzrow-Bechet Quintet.
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Biography
Jazz double bassist
Born 25 January 1891 in St. James Parish, Louisiana
Died 29 October 1966 in Los Angeles, California.
1917 he moved to Chicago, played with Charlie Elgar (1920-22) and toured Europe. 1927-35 he was in Duke Ellington And His Orchestra. He was a member of The Spirits Of Rhythm (1935-37) and recorded with Jelly Roll Morton (1939-1940) and Sidney Bechet (1940-1941). Later he recorded again with Duke Ellington (1944 and 1961), with Bunk Johnson (1947) and Kid Ory And His Creole Jazz Band (1956)
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Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
A project Wellman Braud was part of.

Ellington Indigos
1958

Ellington At Newport
1956

Masterpieces By Ellington
1951

Otto Preminger's Anatomy Of A Murder (From The Sound Track Of The Motion Picture)
1959

Ellington Uptown
1953

Such Sweet Thunder
1957

Duke Ellington's Liberian Suite
1949

Ellington Jazz Party
1959

In A Mellotone
1956

Mood Indigo
1973

Duke Ellington And His Orchestra 1940-1941
1971

"...And His Mother Called Him Bill"
1968

At The Cotton Club
1959

Black, Brown And Beige
1958

The Indispensable Duke Ellington Volumes 7/8 (1941-1942)
1984

The Great Paris Concert
1973

1928 - 1933
1971

Primping For The Prom
1968

The Popular Duke Ellington
1966

Festival Session
1960

1935-1936
1992

The Works Of Duke - Integrale Volume 9
1974

Concert In The Virgin Islands
1965

The Symphonic Ellington
1963
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
A project Wellman Braud was part of.
Mezzrow-Bechet Quintet
A project Wellman Braud was part of.
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