Chris White
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Bassists · 1936–2014

Chris White

American jazz bassist (1936–2014)

Born
6 July 1936
New York City
Died
2 November 2014
Country
United States
Record labels
Muse Records

Biography

Chris White was a jazz musician who played double bass. Chris White was born on 6 July 1936 in New York City and died on 2 November 2014. The music is usually filed under jazz. Record labels: Muse Records.

Chris White (July 6, 1936 − November 2, 2014) was an American jazz bassist.

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Also plays on

Albums where Chris White is credited as a sideman

1961 Forbidden Fruit — Nina Simone bass
1962 Big Band Bossa Nova — Quincy Jones double bass, bass
1962 Bossa Nova: New Brazilian Jazz — Lalo Schifrin and Orchestra bass
1963 New Wave — Dizzy Gillespie double bass
1964 Jambo Caribe — Dizzy Gillespie vocals, bass
1964 Comin’ On Strong — James Moody double bass, bass
1973 Gospel According to Nina Simone — Nina Simone bass
1975 Lucifer — Kenny Barron bass
1977 Blue Black — Andrew Hill double bass
1994 Quincy Plays for Pussycats — Quincy Jones double bass
2001 Insensatez — Lalo Schifrin double bass
2002 Piano, Strings and Bossa Nova — Lalo Schifrin double bass
2021 Moonglow — Cassandra Wilson bass

Frequently asked questions

What instrument did Chris White play?

Chris White is known for playing double bass.

When and where was Chris White born?

Chris White was born 6 July 1936 in New York City.

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