Dick Nash 迪克·纳什

Dick Nash(born January 26, 1928) is an American jazz trombonist most associated with theswingandbig bandgenres.

He began playing brass instruments at ten. He became more interested in this after his parents died, and he was sent to Kurn Hattin Homes for Children in Vermont. At Kurn Hattin Homes, the first instruments he studied were the trumpet and bugle. His first professional work came in 1947 with bands like that of Tex Beneke. After time in the United States Army, where he served and played for a band, he joined Billy May's band. Later he became a first call studio musician in Los Angeles, California. He was composer, conductor Henry Mancini's favorite trombonist, and was featured soloist on several Mancini soundtracks, beginning with Mr. Lucky and Peter Gunn. Nash's trombone is featured on the Theme From Hatari! from the soundtrack for the John Wayne film (1962), Breakfast At Tiffany's (1961), and The Days of Wine and Roses . In 1959 he played bass trombone on Art Pepper + Eleven – Modern Jazz Classics.

WithQuincy Jones

WithHenry Mancini

WithPete Rugolo

WithLalo Schifrin

WithErroll Garner

WithOscar Peterson

WithLouie Bellson

WithTex Beneke

WithEsquivel!

WithAnita O'Day

With others

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