Arnold Fishkind
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Bassists · 1919–1999

Arnold Fishkind

American musician (1919–1999)

Born
20 July 1919
Bayonne
Died
6 September 1999
Palm Desert
Country
United States
Active
1937–

Biography

Arnold Fishkind was a jazz musician who played double bass. Arnold Fishkind was born on 20 July 1919 in Bayonne and died on 6 September 1999 in Palm Desert. The music is usually filed under jazz.

Arnold Fishkind, sometimes credited as Arnold Fishkin (born July 20, 1919 – September 6, 1999,) was an American jazz bassist who appeared on over 100 albums.

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Also plays on

Albums where Arnold Fishkind is credited as a sideman

1951 The New Sounds — Lee Konitz featuring Miles Davis bass, instruments, double bass
1954 In a Mellow Mood — Johnny Smith double bass
1955 Lullabies of Birdland — Ella Fitzgerald bass guitar
1955 Subconscious-Lee — Lee Konitz double bass
1955 Long Island Suite — Tony Aless double bass
1956 Inside Hi-Fi — Lee Konitz double bass
1956 Moonlight in Vermont — Johnny Smith Quintet feat. Stan Getz double bass
1956 Vib-Rations — Cal Tjader / Don Elliott double bass
1957 Birdland Dream Band, Volume 2 — Maynard Ferguson bass, double bass
1958 Sing Me a Swing Song — Bobby Short bass
1987 The Birdland Dreamband — Maynard Ferguson bass, double bass
1996 Ezz-Thetic — Lee Konitz double bass, bass, instruments
2023 Ella Sings the Blues — Ella Fitzgerald bass guitar

Historic 78 rpm records

  • HEAD QUARTERS "CHUBBY" JACKSON'S RHYTHM · "Chubby" Jackson · Arnold Fishkind ·… · 1945 archive.org ↗
  • SAM'S CARAVAN "CHUBBY" JACKSON'S RHYTHM · "Chubby" Jackson · Arnold Fishkind ·… · 1945 archive.org ↗

Frequently asked questions

What instrument did Arnold Fishkind play?

Arnold Fishkind is known for playing double bass.

When and where was Arnold Fishkind born?

Arnold Fishkind was born 20 July 1919 in Bayonne.

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