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Ron Carter
An omnipresent figure on the jazz scene since the early 1960s, legendary bass
player Ron Carter has made over 50 albums of his own and played on more than
2,000 recordings by acts as diverse as Herbie Hancock, Aretha Franklin, James
Brown and A Tribe Called Quest.
Born in Ferndale, Michigan he initially learned to play the cello before taking
up the double bass in high school and studying at the Eastmond School of Music
in New York in the late 1950s. He made his first records with bebop jazzman Eric
Dolphy, but got his big break when he joined the Miles Davis Quintet in 1963 a...
St. ThomasSonny Rollins, Ron Carter, Jim Hall and Ron Carter Duo
If I Were a BellJimmy Cobb Trio, Ron Carter, George Coleman, Mike Stern and Jimmy Cobb
On Green Dolphin StreetJimmy Cobb Trio, Ron Carter, George Coleman, Mike Stern and Jimmy Cobb
Autumn LeavesMiles Davis, Ron Carter, Herbie Hancock and Tony Williams
SugarRon Carter
Prelude to a KissRon Carter, Jim Hall and James Hall
St. ThomasSonny Rollins, Ron Carter, Jim Hall and Ron Carter Duo
Tenor Madness
4:48
If I Were a BellJimmy Cobb Trio, Ron Carter, George Coleman, Mike Stern and Jimmy Cobb
8:02
On Green Dolphin StreetJimmy Cobb Trio, Ron Carter, George Coleman, Mike Stern and Jimmy Cobb
7:20
Autumn LeavesMiles Davis, Ron Carter, Herbie Hancock and Tony Williams
New World
13:27
SugarRon Carter
Sugar
9:55
Prelude to a KissRon Carter, Jim Hall and James Hall
Alone Together
5:50
