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Chubby Jackson
real name Greig Stewart Jackson
Chubby Jackson is credited on 544 releases across 180 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1950–2018 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
544
Credits
180
Albums
7
Decades active
13
In collections
Biography
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American jazz bassist and occassional singer.
Born October 25, 1918 in New York City, USA.
Died October 1, 2003 in Rancho Bernardo, California, USA.
Chubby played clarinet and bass as a teen. He played clarinet in his High School (in Freeport, New York) in 1935. In 1934 he had begun to play bass and then started playing professionally in 1936. with Mike Riley. He went on to play with swing orchestras Raymond Scott, Jan Savitt, Charlie Barnett and Woody Herman. he is famous for his use of the 5 string bass with the top string tuned to the middle C.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
544 releases · 180 albums · active 1950–2018
- Performance · 715
- Other credits · 24
Studios: Carnegie Hall · Newport Jazz Festival · Basin Street West · CBS Studios, New York
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Conception
1956

The Music Of Raymond Scott - Reckless Nights And Turkish Twilights
1992

Woody Herman And The Herd At Carnegie Hall
1958

History Of Jazz
1978

The Hits Of Woody Herman
1961

Town Hall Concert Plus
1957

The 3 Herds
1955

1946-1947
2000

16.5.1913 - 19.10.1987
1988

Woody Herman
1984

The Indispensable Coleman Hawkins "Body And Soul" (1927-1956)
1984

Giants Of Jazz: Red Norvo
1981

Woody Herman
1979

The Thundering Herds
1966

East Of Suez
1958

Jumping With Ventura
1955

Woodchopper's Ball
1955

F.Y.I.
1954

Charlie Ventura Collates
1952
Frequent collaborators
- Various
- Woody Herman
- Woody Herman And His Orchestra
- Louis Armstrong
- Charlie Ventura
- Coleman Hawkins
- Woody Herman (And The Herd)
- Miles Davis
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