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Mundell Lowe
Mundell Lowe, born James Mundell Lowe on April 21, 1922, in Shady Grove,
Mississippi, United States, was an American jazz guitarist, composer, and
conductor who worked in radio, television, film, and studio recording. He began
playing guitar at age 8 and left home at age 13 to perform with bands, later
joining the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville at age 16. Following military service in
World War II, he performed with Ray McKinley and Benny Goodman before joining
NBC as a staff musician in 1950, performing on The Today Show for over 10 years
with Ed Shaughnessy. His solo studio albums...
Star EyesCharlie Parker, Walter Bishop, Jr., Mundell Lowe, Max Roach and Teddy Kotick
Bird's Best Bop On Verve
2:23
How Deep Is the Ocean?Mundell Lowe and Lloyd Wells
2:10
When Lights Are LowCharlie Byrd, Herb Ellis, Mundell Lowe and Great Guitars
The Return Of The Great Guitars
4:13
Over the RainbowAndré Previn, Mundell Lowe and Ray Brown (Andre Previn)
Old Friends
5:01
EmilyMundell Lowe and Lloyd Wells
5:59
StardustTete Montoliu and Mundell Lowe
3:37
