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Lloyd Mayers
Lloyd (* 1929 in Brooklyn, NY) was a pianist. He attended the High School of
Performing Arts and studied at the Manhattan School of Music. Lloyd was known
as superb accompanist for some of the great singers, including Dinah Washington
and Gloria Lynn. He was also in the piano chair for some of the great studio
orchestras and road bands. He was the pianist on tenor saxophonist Sam "The Man"
Taylor's "Plays The Black And The Beautiful" and organist on Lou Donaldson's "Rough
House Blues" in 1963. He also played piano on Oliver Nelson's "Impressions Of Phaedra".
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A Taste Of Honey United Artists Jazz UAJS 15018 recorded 1962 in Los Angeles, CA/USA |
Lloyd G. Mayers, organ Oliver Nelson, arrangement Britt Woodman, trombone Paul Faulise, trombone Tommy MItchell, trombone Urbie Green, trombone Bernie Glow, trumpet Clark Terry, trumpet Doc Severinsen, trumpet Snooky Young, trumpet Don Butterfield, tuba Barry Galbraith, guitar George Duvivier, bass Ed Shaughnessy, drums Ray Barretto, bongos |
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Rough House Blues Cadet LPS-768 released 1966 recorded December 1964 in New York City/USA |
Lou Donaldson, alto sax Oliver Nelson, conductor Phil Woods, alto sax Bob Ashton, tenor sax Danny Bank, baritone sax Dave Burns, trumpet Ernie Royal, trumpet Lloyd Mayers, organ Richard Davis, bass Grady Tate, drums |
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