Saxophonists · 1916–1980

Charlie Fowlkes

American musician (1916–1980)

Born
16 February 1916
Brooklyn
Died
9 February 1980
Dallas
Country
United States

Biography

Charlie Fowlkes was a jazz musician who played saxophone. Charlie Fowlkes was born on 16 February 1916 in Brooklyn and died on 9 February 1980 in Dallas. The music is usually filed under jazz and big band music.

Charles Baker Fowlkes (February 16, 1916 – February 9, 1980) was an American baritone saxophonist who was a member of the Count Basie Orchestra for over 25 years.

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Also plays on

Albums where Charlie Fowlkes is credited as a sideman

1955 Telefunken Blues — Kenny Clarke baritone saxophone
1955 Osie's Oasis — Osie Johnson baritone saxophone
1958 The Atomic Mr. Basie — Count Basie Orchestra + Neal Hefti Arrangements baritone saxophone, reeds
1958 Basie Plays Hefti — Count Basie baritone saxophone
1959 Welcome to the Club — Nat King Cole baritone saxophone
1959 Count Basie and His Orchestra Swings / Tony Bennett Sings — Basie / Bennett baritone saxophone
1959 No Count Sarah — Sarah Vaughan baritone saxophone, saxophone
1959 Sings Ballads of the Sad Cafe — Chris Connor baritone saxophone
1960 I Gotta Right to Swing — Sammy Davis Jr. reeds
1961 Genius + Soul = Jazz — Ray Charles baritone saxophone
1961 First Time! The Count Meets the Duke — Duke Ellington and Count Basie baritone saxophone
1961 I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face — Tony Bennett, Al Tornello baritone saxophone
1961 Count Basie / Sarah Vaughan — Count Basie & Sarah Vaughan woodwind, saxophone
1963 Ella and Basie! — Ella Fitzgerald & The Count Basie Orchestra baritone saxophone
1964 It Might as Well Be Swing — Frank Sinatra, Count Basie And His Orchestra reeds
1965 A Man and His Music — Frank Sinatra reeds
1965 Basie Picks the Winners — Count Basie saxophone
1965 Big Band Scene '65 — Count Basie & Maynard Ferguson reeds
1965 Sammy Davis & Count Basie: Our Shining Hour — Sammy Davis Jr. & Count Basie baritone saxophone
1966 Arthur Prysock / Count Basie — Arthur Prysock / Count Basie reeds
1968 The Board of Directors Annual Report — Count Basie & The Mills Brothers baritone saxophone
1972 Count Basie + Voices — Count Basie woodwind, baritone saxophone, saxophone
1974 Part of the Search — Yusef Lateef baritone saxophone
1976 Regeneration — Stanley Cowell vocals, electric bass guitar
1982 A Classy Pair — Ella Fitzgerald & The Count Basie Orchestra tenor saxophone
1989 Tony Bennett with the Count Basie Orchestra — Tony Bennett with The Count Basie Orchestra baritone saxophone
1989 One O'Clock Jump — Count Basie bass clarinet, baritone saxophone
1989 Basie Boogie — Count Basie baritone saxophone, flute
1990 Tony Bennett in Concert With Count Basie — Tony Bennett baritone saxophone
1990 Masterpieces of Sarah Vaughan — Sarah Vaughan baritone saxophone

Frequently asked questions

What instrument did Charlie Fowlkes play?

Charlie Fowlkes is known for playing saxophone.

When and where was Charlie Fowlkes born?

Charlie Fowlkes was born 16 February 1916 in Brooklyn.

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