Bassists · 1926–1992

Monty Budwig

American double bassist (1926–1992)

Born
26 December 1926
Pender
Died
9 March 1992
Los Angeles
Country
United States
Discography
1 album

Biography

Monty Budwig was a jazz musician who played double bass and bass instrument. Monty Budwig was born on 26 December 1926 in Pender and died on 9 March 1992 in Los Angeles. The music is usually filed under jazz and cool jazz.

Monte Rex Budwig (December 26, 1929 – March 9, 1992) was a West Coast jazz double bassist, professionally known as Monty Budwig.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Dig 2011

Also plays on

Albums where Monty Budwig is credited as a sideman

1954 Kessel Plays Standards — Barney Kessel bass
1955 A Recital By Tal Farlow — Tal Farlow double bass
1955 Lennie Niehaus, Volume 3: The Octet # 2 — Lennie Niehaus double bass
1957 Surf Ride — Art Pepper bass, double bass
1957 Quintet — Frank Rosolino bass
1957 Jazz Erotica — Richie Kamuca, Bill Holman bass
1957 Quartet — Conte Candoli bass
1959 Some Like It Hot — Barney Kessel bass
1959 A Gasser! — Annie Ross & Zoot Sims bass
1959 Chances Are It Swings — Shorty Rogers bass
1959 West Coast Jazz in Hifi — Richie Kamuca & Bill Holman bass
1959 Two Altos — Sonny Red, Art Pepper bass
1960 At the Monterey Jazz Festival — Woody Herman bass
1961 Do-Re-Mi — June Christy & Bob Cooper bass
1962 Empathy — Shelly Manne / Bill Evans with Monty Budwig double bass, bass
1964 Hello Benny! — Benny Goodman double bass
1964 “From All Sides” — Vince Guaraldi & Bola Sete double bass
1965 Manne-That's Gershwin! — The Shelly Manne Quintet and Big Band bass
1965 “A Charlie Brown Christmas” Featuring the Famous Peanuts Characters: Original Soundtrack — Vince Guaraldi double bass
1965 Straight Ahead! — Junior Mance bass
1966 All Through the Night: Julie London Sings the Choicest of Cole Porter — Julie London with The Bud Shank Quintet bass, double bass
1969 Alma-Ville — Vince Guaraldi electric bass guitar, double bass
1969 I'll Catch the Sun — Sonny Criss double bass
1970 The Venezuela Joropo — Victor Feldman bass
1977 Poor Butterfly — Barney Kessel / Herb Ellis bass
1977 Hawthorne Nights — Zoot Sims bass
1978 Rosie Sings Bing — Rosemary Clooney bass
1978 Finesse — 秋吉敏子 bass
1978 Soft & Mellow — Herb Ellis bass
1978 Breathe Easy — Cal Tjader double bass

Frequently asked questions

What instrument did Monty Budwig play?

Monty Budwig is known for playing double bass and bass instrument.

When and where was Monty Budwig born?

Monty Budwig was born 26 December 1926 in Pender.

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