Butch Warren

American musician (1939-2013)

Born: 9 August 1939
Washington, D.C.
Died: 5 October 2013
Silver Spring
Country: United States
Active: 1943–
Record labels: Blue Note
Discography: 3 albums

Biography

Butch Warren was a jazz musician who played double bass. Butch Warren was born on 9 August 1939 in Washington, D.C. and died on 5 October 2013 in Silver Spring. The music is usually filed under jazz. Record labels: Blue Note. The discography here lists 3 albums, from “French 5tet” (2011) to “Baltimore Jazz Loft” (2021).

Edward Rudolph "Butch" Warren Jr. (August 9, 1939 – October 5, 2013) was an American jazz bassist who was active during the 1950s and 1960s.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

French 5tet 2011

Butch's Blues 2012

Baltimore Jazz Loft 2021

Also plays on

Albums where Butch Warren is credited as a sideman

1960	Jazz Contemporary — Kenny Dorham	bass
1960	The Arrival of Kenny Dorham — Kenny Dorham	double bass
1961	Royal Flush — Donald Byrd	bass
1961	A Fickle Sonance — Jackie McLean	bass
1961	Leapin’ and Lopin’ — Sonny Clark	double bass
1962	Takin’ Off — Herbie Hancock	bass
1962	Go — Dexter Gordon	double bass
1962	A Swingin’ Affair — Dexter Gordon	double bass
1963	A New Perspective — Donald Byrd	bass
1963	Page One — Joe Henderson	double bass
1963	Feelin’ the Spirit — Grant Green	bass
1963	No Room for Squares — Hank Mobley	double bass
1963	Exultation! — Booker Ervin	double bass
1964	It’s Monk’s Time — Thelonious Monk	bass
1964	Big Band and Quartet in Concert — Thelonious Monk	bass
1964	Today and Tomorrow — McCoy Tyner	double bass
1964	Una más (One More Time) — Kenny Dorham	double bass
1964	Holiday Soul — Bobby Timmons	double bass
1965	Misterioso (Recorded on Tour) — Thelonious Monk	double bass
1965	The Turnaround! — Hank Mobley	double bass
1966	Free Form — Donald Byrd	bass
1973	Monk in Tokyo — Thelonious Monk	bass
1977	The Jackie McLean Quintet — Jackie McLean	double bass
1979	Tippin’ the Scales — Jackie McLean	double bass
1980	Vertigo — Jackie McLean	double bass
1986	Straight No Filter — Hank Mobley	bass
1986	Jubilee Shout!!! — Stanley Turrentine	bass
1989	Live in Paris, 1964 — Thelonious Monk	double bass, bass
1989	Hackensack — Thelonious Monk	double bass
1989	Live in Paris, 1964 – Alhambra, Volume 1 — Thelonious Monk	double bass