Trumpeters · 1935–2012
Ted Curson
Jazz trumpeter (1935–2012)
- Born
- 3 June 1935
Philadelphia - Died
- 4 November 2012
Montclair - Country
- United States
- Active
- 1955–
- Record labels
- Atlantic Records, Prestige, Arista Records, Chiaroscuro Records, Fontana Records
- Discography
- 20 albums
Biography
Ted Curson was a jazz musician who played trumpet. Ted Curson was born on 3 June 1935 in Philadelphia and died on 4 November 2012 in Montclair. The music is usually filed under jazz, bebop and hard bop. Record labels: Atlantic Records, Prestige, Arista Records and Chiaroscuro Records. The discography here lists 20 albums, from “Plenty of Horn” (1961) to “Live In Paris” (2012).
Theodore Curson (June 3, 1935 – November 4, 2012) was an American jazz trumpeter.
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Discography
Studio and live albums
Also plays on
Albums where Ted Curson is credited as a sideman
| 1960 | Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus — Charles Mingus |
| 1960 | Mingus — Charles Mingus |
| 1961 | Pre-Bird — Charles Mingus |
| 1963 | Reincarnation of a Love Bird — Charles Mingus |
| 1964 | Bill Dixon 7-Tette — Bill Dixon 7-Tette, Archie Shepp And New York Contemporary Five |
| 1965 | Fire Music — Archie Shepp |
| 1975 | Spiral — Andrew Hill |
| 1976 | Mingus at Antibes — Charles Mingus |
| 1986 | Living Room — Mark Murphy |
| 1989 | Candid Dolphy — Eric Dolphy |
Frequently asked questions
What instrument did Ted Curson play?
Ted Curson is known for playing trumpet.
When and where was Ted Curson born?
Ted Curson was born 3 June 1935 in Philadelphia.
What are Ted Curson's best-known albums?
Albums in our database include Plenty of Horn (1961), Plays Fire Down Below (1963), Tears for Dolphy (1965), The New Thing & The Blue Thing (1965) and Ode to Booker Ervin (1970).
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