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Gene Orloff


Died
  
March 23, 2009

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Gene Orloff (died March 23, 2009) was an American violinist, concertmaster, arranger, contractor and session musician.

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In the late 1940s, he was in Neal Hefti's orchestra, together with, among others, Curley Russell, Shelley Manne and Flip Phillips, on a recording date backing Charlie Parker, and with Nat King Cole's trio/The Muleskinners, backing Woody Herman on vocals.

Discography

As sideman
  • 1947: The Jazz Scene (Verve Records, 1949)
  • 1949: "Mule Train"/"My Baby Just Cares for Me" – Woody Herman with Nat King Cole Trio/The Muleskinners (Capitol)
  • 1955: BalladsBen Webster
  • 1955: That Old Feeling - Al Cohn
  • 1956: The Hawk in Hi-FiColeman Hawkins
  • 1957: Stormy WeatherLena Horne
  • 1958: An Image: Lee Konitz with Strings - Lee Konitz
  • 1958: Jump for JoyCannonball Adderley
  • 1959: Late Date with Ruth BrownRuth Brown
  • 1959: Jamal at the PenthouseAhmad Jamal
  • 1963: The Body and the SoulFreddie Hubbard
  • 1963: Fusion! Wes Montgomery with StringsWes Montgomery
  • 1963: Pretty Blue – Wes Montgomery
  • 1963: The Alternative Wes Montgomery – Wes Montgomery
  • 1965: Bumpin' – Wes Montgomery
  • 1965: Sarah Vaughan Sings the Mancini SongbookSarah Vaughan
  • 1965: The In InstrumentalsKai Winding
  • 1965: Viva! Vaughan – Sarah Vaughan
  • 1966: Tequila – Wes Montgomery
  • 1966: The Dissection and Reconstruction of Music from the Past as Performed by the Inmates of Lalo Schifrin's Demented Ensemble as a Tribute to the Memory of the Marquis De SadeLalo Schifrin
  • 1967: The Beat Goes OnHerbie Mann
  • 1967: WaveAntônio Carlos Jobim
  • 1967: A Day in the Life – Wes Montgomery
  • 1967: Aretha ArrivesAretha Franklin
  • 1968: Child Is Father to the Man – Blood, Sweat & Tears
  • 1968: Bigger & Better - David Newman
  • 1968: Down Here on the Ground – Wes Montgomery
  • 1968: Left & RightRahsaan Roland Kirk
  • 1968: Once Upon a DreamThe Rascals
  • 1968: Silver CyclesEddie Harris
  • 1968: Windmills of My MindGrady Tate
  • 1969: I've Gotta Be MeTony Bennett
  • 1969: The Many Facets of David Newman - David Newman
  • 1969: Daddy Bug & FriendsRoy Ayers
  • 1969: Mr. Blues Plays Lady Soul - Hank Crawford
  • 1969: Dusty in MemphisDusty Springfield
  • 1969: First TakeRoberta Flack
  • 1969: Round TripPhil Woods
  • 1969: Who Really CaresJanis Ian
  • 1969: After the Long Ride Home – Grady Tate
  • 1970: Stone Flute – Herbie Mann
  • 1970: MCMLXX - Ray Bryant
  • 1970: What a Wonderful WorldLouis Armstrong
  • 1971: First LightFreddie Hubbard
  • 1971: Gilberto with TurrentineAstrud Gilberto and Stanley Turrentine
  • 1971: Nature's Baby – Lena Horne
  • 1971: Salt SongStanley Turrentine
  • 1971: Sing Me a Song of Songmy – Freddie Hubbard
  • 1971: Wild Horses Rock Steady – Johnny "Hammond" Smith
  • 1972: PreludeEumir Deodato
  • 1972: SunflowerMilt Jackson
  • 1972: Young, Gifted and BlackAretha Franklin
  • 1972: All the King's Horses – Grover Washington, Jr.
  • 1973: Turtle Bay - Herbie Mann
  • 1973: Bette MidlerBette Midler
  • 1974: OneBob James
  • 1974: Walking ManJames Taylor
  • 1975: Taking OffDavid Sanborn
  • 1975: JudithJudy Collins
  • 1976: Surprises - Herbie Mann (Atlantic)
  • 1976: The Man with the Sad Face - Stanley Turrentine (Fantasy)
  • 1977: Concrete Jungle – David Newman (Prestige)
  • 1977: More StuffStuff
  • 1979: SpyCarly Simon
  • 1979: I Love to DanceKleeer
  • 1979: Thighs and Whispers – Bette Midler
  • 1981: What Cha' Gonna Do for MeChaka Khan
  • 1987: A Sound InvestmentFlip Phillips and Scott Hamilton
  • 1995: Real TimeRichard Tee
  • 1995: Tonin'The Manhattan Transfer
  • 2001: King of the Beat – Bernard "Pretty" Purdie
  • References

    Gene Orloff Wikipedia


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