gypsy-tail-windSeltsam, ja! Bruyninckx gibt für Mariano wie für Truitt „bari“ mit an. Und einfach „San Francisco, CA“ – live ist da nichts.
hab ein bisschen Downbeat gelesen – es scheint als waer Sonny Truitt, ueber den man sehr wenig weiss, wirklich ein Multiinstrumentalist gewesen, der unter anderem auch Bariton spielte… und die Info mit zweimal Bariton bei Bruyninckx scheint aus Downbeat zu kommen
25.2.1953
Chubby Jackson and Bill Harris have a new band estimated to be their umpteenth joint venture. This one is called the Jackson-Harris Herd. It’s an economy-size outfit, with nine instruments and six musicians. Harry Johnson is on tenor, Dave McRay on baritone, Marvin Eversly, drums. Rest of the nine instruments are played by Sonny Truitt—pianist, arranger, tenor man; trombonist in duos with Bill; and bassist when Chubby’s fronting. They opened in January for 2 1/2 weeks at the Celebrity club in Providence, R I., then went into Snookie’s in Manhattan Feb. 9. They’ll open at the Blue Note in Chicago on March 13 along with Dave Brubeck.
8.4.1953
aus einer Rezension der Harris-Jackson Band im Hi-Hat in Boston: Three alumni of the Nat Pierce band are important factors: tasteful drummer, Joe MacDonald; Sonny Truitt, who doubles on piano and trombone and does most of the writing and altoist Charlie Mariano3.6.1953
Sonny Truitt out of the Jackson-Harris Herd, with local trombonist Haig Eshaw replacing for the Black Hawk engagement.
17.6.1953
Charlie Mariano, Boston alto and baritone player with the Chubby Jackson- Bill Harris group, cut eight sides for a Fantasy LP here in May. Sides were My Friend Ethel, (a Sonny Truitt original ) ; The Thrill Is Gone; I’ve Told Every Little Star; Lets Get Away from It All; Come Rain or Come Shine; Trouble Is a Man, and The Nymph. Lineup consisted of Dick Collins, trumpet ; Sonny Truitt, trombone and baritone sax; Charlie Mariano, alto and baritone; Richard Wyands, piano ; Vernon Alley, bass, and Joe MacDonald, drums. Sides will be released in a Fantasy LP shortly.
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