Artist
Scott LaFaro
Newark, United States
Scott LaFaro is a musician from Newark, United States. They also recorded with Bill Evans Trio, The Ornette Coleman Quartet and Cal Tjader Sextet.
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Biography
Born: April 3, 1936 in Newark, New Jersey
Died: July 6, 1961 in Flint (U.S. 20, Canandaigua-Geneva), New York
American jazz double bassist. Played with Buddy Morrow (1955-'56), Chet Baker (1956-'57), Ira Sullivan, Barney Kessel, Cal Tjader, Benny Goodman, Bill Evans (Trio), Ornette Coleman, Stan Getz. His career was cut short when he died in an automobile accident at the age of 25.
Bio from Discogs
Bill Evans Trio
A project Scott LaFaro was part of. Former member.
Portrait In Jazz
1960
Everybody Digs Bill Evans
1959
Moon Beams
1962
Trio '65
1965
Explorations
1961
Bill Evans At Town Hall (Volume One)
1967
Live In Buenos Aires 1979
1979
How My Heart Sings
1964
On A Friday Evening
2021
Since We Met
1976
I Will Say Goodbye
1980
Turn Out The Stars
1996
The Complete Balboa Jazz Club Performances
2008
Complete February 1972 Paris ORTF Performance
2005
The Last Waltz
2000
Highlights From Turn Out The Stars
1996
Consecration II
1990
Consecration I
1990
"Live"
1971
Haunted Heart: The Legendary Riverside Studio Recordings
2025
On A Monday Evening
2017
Live In London
2003
At The Village Vanguard
The Ornette Coleman Quartet
A project Scott LaFaro was part of. Former member.
Cal Tjader Sextet
A project Scott LaFaro was part of.
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