Drummers · 1929–2012

Larance Marable

American musician (1929-2012)

Born
21 May 1929
Los Angeles
Died
4 July 2012
East Orange
Country
United States

Biography

Larance Marable was a jazz musician who played drum kit. Larance Marable was born on 21 May 1929 in Los Angeles and died on 4 July 2012 in East Orange. The music is usually filed under jazz.

Larance Norman Marable (May 21, 1929 – July 4, 2012) was a jazz drummer from Los Angeles, California.

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Also plays on

Albums where Larance Marable is credited as a sideman

1954 Chet Baker Sings — Chet Baker drums (drum set)
1955 Daddy Plays the Horn — Dexter Gordon drums (drum set)
1956 Playboys — Chet Baker & Art Pepper drums (drum set)
1956 Ballads & Blues — Milt Jackson drums (drum set)
1956 Go Man! — Sonny Criss drums (drum set)
1956 Sonny Criss Plays Cole Porter — Sonny Criss drums (drum set)
1957 West Coast Wailers — Conte Candoli & Lou Levy drums (drum set)
1959 Cool Heat - Anita O'Day Sings Jimmy Giuffre Arrangements — Anita O’Day drums (drum set)
1963 Criss Cross — Sonny Criss drums (drum set)
1979 Skate Board Park — Joe Farrell drums (drum set)
1993 Chet Baker Big Band — Chet Baker drums (drum set)
1993 Chet Baker — Chet Baker drums (drum set)
1997 Jazz Profile — Chet Baker drums (drum set)
1997 The Resurgence of Dexter Gordon — Dexter Gordon drums (drum set)
1999 Music Is My Life — Diane Schuur drums (drum set)
1999 Bird Song — Hampton Hawes drums (drum set)
2010 The Complete Chet Baker — Chet Baker drums (drum set)
2010 Sings Sessions — Chet Baker drums (drum set)
2011 Blue Thoughts — Chet Baker drums (drum set)
2011 Dexter Blows — Dexter Gordon drums (drum set)

Frequently asked questions

What instrument did Larance Marable play?

Larance Marable is known for playing drum kit.

When and where was Larance Marable born?

Larance Marable was born 21 May 1929 in Los Angeles.

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