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Wayne Andre (November 17, 1931 – August 26, 2003) was an American jazz trombonist, best known for his work as a session musician. Andre's father was a saxophonist, and he took private music lessons from age 15. He played with Charlie Spivak in the early 1950s before spending some time in the U.S. Air Force. In 1955 he joined the Sauter-Finegan Orchestra, and in 1956 played with Woody Herman. From 1956 to 1958 he played with Kai Winding and attended the Manhattan School of Music. He composed his "Nutcracker" and arranged "The Preacher" for the Kai Winding septet while performing with the septet. In the 1960s, he performed with Gerry Mulligan's first Concert Jazz Band, the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis orchestra, and Clark Terry's big band. He joined the "Mission to Russia" with Benny Goodman in 1962. He also played with Urbie Green, Art Farmer, Roy Ayres, and Carl Fontana. After settling in New York City, Andre became a sought-after studio sideman and soloist. His solos may be heard on such albums as Liza Minnelli's "More Than You Know" on ''Liza with a Z'', Bruce Springsteen's ''Born to Run'' and "Blue Turk" on Alice Cooper's ''School's Out'' album. The New York Chapter of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences presented Andre with the Most Valuable Player Award in 1982 and 1986. During this time he also played with Lynn Welshman's Tentet, The Mingus Big Band and The Epitaph Band, Jaco Pastorius' "Word of Mouth" band and many others. He also performed with his own quintet, which included musicians Marvin Stamm, Pat Rebillot, Ron Zito, Jay Leonhart; and his septet, which included Matt Finders, Keith O'Quinn, and Jim Pugh. Later, Andre enjoyed performing with his own big band, the Illinois Jacquet Band and Mike Longo's New York State of the Art Jazz Ensemble. Wayne Andre also continued to write music throughout his life. His composition "Ayo" was recorded by Bill Watrous with The Manhattan Wildlife Refuge Band. He premiered his composition for trombone and symphony orchestra, "The Rise and Fall of Love," with the Oslo Big Band Orchestra in Norway. ==Discography== With Manny Albam *''Brass on Fire'' (Sold State, 1966) With Patti Austin *''Havana Candy'' (CTI, 1977) With Bob Brookmeyer *''Gloomy Sunday and Other Bright Moments'' (Verve, 1961) With Kenny Burrell *''Blues - The Common Ground'' (Verve, 1968) *''Night Song'' (Verve, 1969) With Hank Crawford *''Help Me Make it Through the Night'' (Kudu, 1972) *''Wildflower'' (Kudu, 1973) With Paul Desmond *''Summertime'' (A&M/CTI, 1968) With Charles Earland *''The Dynamite Brothers'' (Prestige, 1973) With Art Farmer *''Brass Shout'' (United Artists, 1959) With Maynard Ferguson *''The Blues Roar'' (Mainstream, 1965) With Curtis Fuller *''Cabin in the Sky'' (Impulse!, 1962) With Johnny Hammond *''Wild Horses Rock Steady'' (Kudu, 1971) *''The Prophet'' (Kudu, 1972) *''Higher Ground'' (Kudu, 1973) With Jackie and Roy *''Time & Love'' (CTI, 1972) With Quincy Jones *''I Dig Dancers'' (Mercury, 1960) With Yusef Lateef *''Part of the Search'' (Atlantic, 1973) *''10 Years Hence'' (Atlantic, 1974) With Jimmy McGriff *''The Big Band'' (Solid State, 1966) With Airto Moreira *''Free'' (CTI, 1972) With Milton Nascimento *''Courage'' (A&M/CTI, 1969) With Lalo Schifrin *''Black Widow'' (CTI, 1976) With Don Sebesky *''Giant Box'' (CTI, 1973) *''The Rape of El Morro'' (CTI, 1975) With Gábor Szabó *''Mizrab'' (CTI, 1972) With Stanley Turrentine *''The Man with the Sad Face'' (Fantasy, 1976) With Cedar Walton *''Mobius'' (RCA, 1975) *''Beyond Mobius'' (RCA, 1976) With Randy Weston *''Blue Moses'' (CTI, 1972) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Wayne Andre」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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