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Marlowe Morris
Marlow (*1915) was born in New York City. He learned piano, drums, harmonica, and ukulele
as a child. He accompanied June Clark from 1935 to 1937, then played solo for a few years
before playing with Coleman Hawkins in 1940-41. He served in the Army during World War II,
then worked with Toby Browne, Al Sears, Sid Catlett, and Tiny Grimes in addition to leading
his own trio in the early and middle 1940s; he also appeared in the film Jammin' the Blues
in 1944. He quit playing full-time and worked in a post office later in the 1940s, then
returned in 1949 to play primarily solo organ. He led a trio in the 1960s with Julian Dash
as one of his sidemen, recording for Columbia Records. Morris also recorded with Lester Young,
Ben Webster, Big Joe Turner, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Joe Williams and Jimmy Rushing. He passed
away in 1978.
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The Complete Paul Quinichette EmArcy 175J-5-6(M) released 1952 partially issued on "The Vice President" recorded January 1953 in New York/USA |
Paul Quinichette, tenor sax Marlowe Morris, organ Jerome Darr, guitar Freddie Green, guitar Gene Ramey, bass Les Erskine, drums |
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The Vice President TRIP TLP-5542 released 1954 recorded October 1951 to July 1954 in New York City/USA |
Paul Quinichette, tenor sax Marshall Royal, alto sax Ernie Wilkins, alto sax Charlie Fowlkes, baritone sax, bass Henry Coker, trombone Dicky Wells, trombone Buck Clayton, trumpet Joe Newman, trumpet Jerome Darr, guitar Freddie Green, guitar Count Basie, organ, piano Bill Doggett, organ Marlowe Morris, organ Kenny Drew, piano Bobby Tucker, piano Milt Hinton, bass Jimmy Lewis, bass Al McKibbon, bass Walter Page, bass Gene Ramey, bass Les Erskine, drums Gus Johnson, drums |
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Play The Thing Columbia CL 1819 released 1962 recorded October 1951 to July 1954 in New York City/USA |
Marlowe Morris, organ Buddy Tate, tenor sax Matthew Gee, trombone Buck Clayton, trumpet Ed Hall, clarinet Gus Johnson, drums Jo Jones, drums Ray Barretto, bongos |
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The Essential Jimmy Rushing Vanguard VSD 65/66 compilation, released 1974 recorded 1954-57 |
Jimmy Rushing, vocals Ben Richardson, alto sax, clarinet Rudy Powell, alto sax, clarinet Buddy Tate, tenor sax Henderson Chambers, trombone Lawrence Brown, trombone Vic Dickenson, trombone Emmett Berry, trumpet Pat Jenkins, trumpet Freddie Greene, guitar Roy Gaines, guitar Marlowe Morris, organ Clarence Johnson, piano Pete Johnson, piano Sam Price, piano Aaron Bell, bass Walther Page, bass Jo Jones, drums |
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Organ Boogie Woogie CBS CBS 21079 released 1983 |
Marlowe Morris, organ Buddy Tate, tenor sax Matthew Gee, trombone Ray Barretto, bongos Gus Johnson, drums |
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Rhythm And Blues Years Atlantic 7567816632 compilation, released 1993 |
Big Joe Turner, vocals William Burchett, alto sax Arlem Dareem, alto sax Gus Fontenette, alto sax Hilton Jefferson, alto sax Jerome Richardson, alto sax Earle Warren, alto sax Budd Johnson, alto sax, baritone sax Choker Campbell, tenor sax Grady "Fats" Jackson, tenor sax Freddie Mitchell, tenor sax Sam "The Man" Taylor, tenor sax Al Sears, tenor sax Joe Tillman, tenor sax Red Tyler, tenor sax Haywood Henry, tenor sax, baritone sax Mack Easton, baritone sax Arlem Kareem, baritone sax Dave McRae, baritone sax King Curtis, reeds, tenor sax Leon Cohn, reeds Jimmy Nottingham, trumpet Joe Morris, trumpet Taft Jordan, trumpet Dick Vance, trumpet Sonny Cohn, trumpet John Girard, trumpet Philip Guilbeau, trumpet Mel Wanzo, trombone Mel Wonzo, trombone Wilbur De Paris, trombone Worthia Thomas, trombone Rector Bailey, guitar Allen Hanlon, guitar Mickey Baker, guitar George Barnes, guitar Elmore James, guitar Mundell Lowe, guitar Billy Mure, bass, guitar Bill Suyker, guitar Marlowe Morris, organ, piano Ray Charles, piano Edward Frank, piano Ernie Hayes, keyboards, piano Johnny Jones, piano Mike Stoller, piano Jesse Stone, piano Harry Van Walls, piano Van "Piano Man" Walls, piano Michael Chimes, harmonica Abie Baker, bass Leonard Gaskin, bass Lloyd Lambert, bass Jimmy Richardson, bass Lloyd Trotman, bass Red Saunders, drums Belton Evans, drums Sticks Evans, drums Panama Francis, drums Connie Kay, drums Oscar Moore, drums Christine Spencer, vocals The Cookies, vocals Doryce Brown, vocals Helen Way, vocals |
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Oh Love Vanguard VCD 79606-2 compilation, recorded 1955 - 1958 |
Jimmy Rushing, vocals Rudy Powell, alto sax, clarinet Buddy Tate, tenor sax B. Richardson, sax, clarinet Lawrence Brown, trombone Henderson Chambers, trombone Vic Dickenson, trombone Emmett Berry, trumpet P. Jenkins, trumpet Roy Gaines, guitar Freddie Green, guitar Charlie Johnson, piano Pete Johnson, piano Marlowe Morris, organ Sam Price, piano Aaron Bell, bass Walter Page, bass Jo Jones, drums |
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Complete Goin' To Chicago and Listen To The Blues Lone Hill Jazz LHJ10208 recorded August 1955 and March 1957 in New York City/USA |
Jimmy Rushing, vocals Rudy Powell, alto sax, clarinet Ben Richardson, alto sax, clarinet Buddy Tate, tenor sax Lawrence Brown, trombone Henderson Chambers, trombone Vic Dickenson, trombone Emmett Berry, trumpet Pat Jenkins, trumpet Roy Gaines, guitar Freddie Green, guitar Clarence Johnson, piano Pete Johnson, piano Marlowe Morris, organ Sammy Price, piano Aaron Bell, bass Walter Page, bass Jo Jones, drums |
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