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George Duvivier
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Bassists · 1920–1985

George Duvivier

American musician (1920–1985)

Born
17 August 1920
New York City
Died
11 July 1985
New York City
Country
United States

Biography

George Duvivier was a jazz musician who played double bass and bass instrument. George Duvivier was born on 17 August 1920 in New York City and died on 11 July 1985 in New York City. The music is usually filed under jazz and Dixieland jazz.

George Duvivier (August 17, 1920 – July 11, 1985) was an American jazz double-bassist.

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Also plays on

Albums where George Duvivier is credited as a sideman

1954 B.G. in Hi-Fi — Benny Goodman bass
1954 The Amazing Bud Powell, Volume 2 — Bud Powell double bass
1955 The Benny Goodman Story, Vol. 1 — Benny Goodman bass, double bass
1955 Bud Powell's Moods — Bud Powell bass
1956 The Magnificent, Volume 3 — Thad Jones double bass
1958 The Cool Sound of Pepper Adams — Pepper Adams bass
1958 Chris Craft — Chris Connor bass
1958 The Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Cookbook, Volume 1 — Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis bass, double bass
1958 The Spirit of Charlie Parker — Frank Wess - Bobby Jaspar - Seldon Powell bass
1958 Cat on a Hot Tin Horn — William “Cat” Anderson bass
1959 Hawk Eyes — Coleman Hawkins double bass
1959 Improvised Meditations & Excursions — John Lewis double bass
1959 New York N.Y. — George Russell bass
1959 Very Saxy — Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Buddy Tate, Coleman Hawkins & Arnett Cobb double bass
1959 The Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Cookbook, Volume 2 — Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis double bass, bass
1959 Roland Hanna Plays Harold Rome's "Destry Rides Again" — Roland Hanna bass
1959 Blow Arnett, Blow — Arnett Cobb & Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis double bass
1959 Smooth Sailing — Arnett Cobb double bass
1959 The Mad Twenties — Bobby Short bass
1960 Coleman Hawkins and Confrères — Coleman Hawkins double bass
1960 John Lewis Presents Contemporary Music 1: Jazz Abstractions: Compositions by Gunther Schuller & Jim Hall — John Lewis double bass
1960 The Golden Striker — John Lewis bass
1960 Stan “The Man” Turrentine — Stanley Turrentine bass
1960 A Portrait of Chris — Chris Connor bass
1960 For Singers 'n Swingers - Sing or Play With the Mal Waldron Trio — The Mal Waldron Trio double bass
1960 Ballads by Cobb — Arnett Cobb double bass
1960 Rolf Kuhn and His Sound of Jazz — Rolf Kuhn bass
1961 My Heart Sings — Sarah Vaughan double bass
1961 After Hours — Sarah Vaughan bass
1961 The Hawk Swings — Coleman Hawkins bass

Historic 78 rpm records

  • Just Jammin' Rhythmaires · Aaron Smith · Ben Roberson · George Duvivier archive.org ↗
  • Sweet Lorraine Rhythmaires · Aaron Smith · Ben Roberson · George Duvivier archive.org ↗
  • SWEET LORRAINE RHYTHMAIRES · Aaron Smith · Ben Roberson · George Duvivier archive.org ↗
  • JUST JAMMIN' RHYTHMAIRES · Aaron Smith · Ben Roberson · George Duvivier archive.org ↗
  • TASTY PUDDING CHUCK WAYNE QUINTET · Chuck Wayne · Zoot Sims · George Duvivier ·… · 1953 archive.org ↗
  • S. S. COOL CHUCK WAYNE QUINTET · Chuck Wayne · Brew Moore · George Duvivier ·… · 1953 archive.org ↗
  • WHILE MY LADY SLEEPS CHUCK WAYNE QUINTET · Chuck Wayne · Zoot Sims · Brew Moore · George… · 1953 archive.org ↗
  • YOU BROUGHT A NEW KIND OF LOVE TO ME CHUCK WAYNE QUINTET · Chuck Wayne · Brew Moore · George Duvivier ·… · 1953 archive.org ↗

Frequently asked questions

What instrument did George Duvivier play?

George Duvivier is known for playing double bass and bass instrument.

When and where was George Duvivier born?

George Duvivier was born 17 August 1920 in New York City.

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