Scott LaFaro
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Biography
Scott LaFaro was an American jazz musician whose technique on the double bass left an indelible impression on future artists even though he died in a car accident in 1961 when he was just 25 years old. He was a member of the legendary Bill Evans Trio and recordings with that group including 'Sunday at the Village Vanguard' and 'Waltz for Debby' have sustained his legacy.
Born in New Jersey, he grew up in Geneva, New York where his violinist father was leader of the band in a local club. He took piano lessons as a child and played saxophone and clarinet until he switched to the double bass. LaFaro joined the Buddy Morrow band in the early 1950s and played on vibraphonist and pianist Victor Feldman's first American album, 'The Arrival of Victor Feldman' in 1958. He performed and recorded with Hampton Hawes, Stan Getz, Ornette Coleman and Thelonious Monk and toured with Stan Kenton until 1959 when he joined Bill Evans. His life tragically ended just two years later.
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- I Hear a Rhapsody
- Woody'n You
- Sacre Bléu
- Elsa by Scott LaFaro
- My Funny Valentine featuring Chuck Israels
- Displacement featuring Chuck Israels
- Hauntedheart by Scott LaFaro
- Beautiful Love by Scott LaFaro
- Solar featuring Chuck Israels
- Sweet and Lovely by Scott LaFaro
- How Deep Is the Ocean ? by Scott LaFaro
- I Wish I Know by Scott LaFaro
- Interview With Bill Evans (By George Klabin 1966)
- You and the Night and the Music featuring Chuck Israels
- Woody'n You featuring Chuck Israels
- My Heart Stood Still featuring Chuck Israels
- Israël by Scott LaFaro
- I Wish I Knew featuring Chuck Israels
- What Is There to Say featuring Chuck Israels
- Witchcraft featuring Chuck Israels
- I Hear Rhapsody featuring Chuck Israels
- Waltz for Debby featuring Chuck Israels
- The Man I Love by Scott LaFaro
- My Romance featuring Chuck Israels
