vinnie, burke, born, vincenzo, bucci, march, 1921, february, 2001, american, jazz, bassist, born, newark, jersey, burke, played, violin, guitar, early, life, lost, little, finger, munitions, factory, accident, switched, double, bass, second, half, 1940s, playe. Vinnie Burke born Vincenzo Bucci March 15 1921 February 1 2001 was an American jazz bassist born in Newark New Jersey 1 Burke played violin and guitar early in life but he lost the use of his little finger in a munitions factory accident and switched to double bass 1 In the second half of the 1940s he played with Joe Mooney Tony Scott and Cy Coleman Later he played with the Sauter Finegan Orchestra Tal Farlow Marian McPartland Don Elliott Vic Dickenson Gil Melle Bucky Pizzarelli John Mehegan Chris Connor Eddie Costa and Bobby Hackett He led his own band in 1956 and led small combos into the 1980s Contents 1 Discography 1 1 As leader 1 2 As sideman 2 References 3 External linksDiscography editAs leader edit East Coast Jazz 2 Bethlehem 1955 The Vinnie Burke All Stars ABC Paramount 1956 Vinnie Burke s String Jazz Quartet ABC Paramount 1957 Bass by Pettiford Burke Bethlehem 1957 As sideman edit With Chris Connor Sings Lullabys for Lovers Bethlehem 1954 Sings Lullabys of Birdland Bethlehem 1956 Chris Connor Sings the George Gershwin Almanac of Song Atlantic 1957 With Tal Farlow Tal Verve 1956 The Swinging Guitar of Tal Farlow Verve 1957 Fuerst Set Xanadu 1975 Second Set Xanadu 1977 With others Manny Albam The Blues Is Everybody s Business Coral 1958 Eddie Costa Eddie Costa Vinnie Burke Trio Jubilee 1956 Bill Cullen Bill Cullen s Minstrel Spectacular ABC Paramount 1959 Mike Cuozzo Mighty Mike Cuozzo Savoy 1955 Mike Cuozzo Mike Cuozzo with the Costa Burke Trio Jubilee 1956 Don Elliott A Musical Offering by Don Elliott ABC Paramount 1956 Urbie Green All About Urbie Green and His Big Band ABC Paramount 1955 George Handy Handyland U S A X 1954 Coleman Hawkins Bean and the Boys HighNote 2001 Marian McPartland In Concert Jazz Heritage 1993 Marian McPartland On 52nd Street Savoy 2000 John Mehegan amp Eddie Costa A Pair of Pianos Savoy 1955 Gil Melle Gil s Guests Prestige 1956 Bucky Pizzarelli Music Minus Many Men Savoy 1960 Joe Puma Joe Puma Bethlehem 1955 Eddie Shu I Only Have Eyes for Shu Bethlehem 1955 Eddie Shu Jazz Practitioners Bethlehem 1957 Carol Sloane Hush a Bye SSJ 2009 Lennie Tristano amp Marian McPartland The Jazz Keyboards Savoy 1955 Chuck Wayne The Jazz Guitarist Savoy 1956 References edit a b Leonard Feather amp Ira Gitler The Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz Oxford University Press 1999 p94External links editVinnie Burke at Allmusic Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vinnie Burke amp oldid 1073108170, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
