Webster Young
Born on December 3, 1932, in Columbia, South Carolina, Webster Young was a jazz
trumpeter and cornetist. While he only released a small handful of albums as a
leader, he is best known for his work with other iconic jazz artists including
John Coltrane, Dexter Gordon, Jackie McLean, and many others. Growing up in
Washington D.C. and eventually relocating to New York City, his most prolific
recording period was in 1957 when he released his Billie Holiday tribute album,
For Lady, and played on albums by Ray Draper, Jackie McLean, and the Prestige
All Stars. While in New York City, h...
