Aaron Bell

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Aaron Bell

b, 1921-2003 US, Oklahoma
Musician of Jazz
A.k.a. Samuel Aaron Bell

Samuel Aaron Bell (April 24, 1921, Muskogee, Oklahoma - July 28, 2003) was an American jazz double-bassist.As a child, Bell played piano, and learned brass instruments in high school. He attended Xavier University, where he began playing bass, and graduated in 1942; following this he joined the Navy, completing his service in 1946. He was a member of Andy Kirk's band in 1946 but enrolled at NYU in 1947. After completing a master's degree he joined Lucky Millinder's band and then gigged with Teddy Wilson.

Instruments

Bass
Bass guitar
Tuba

Genres

Jazz
Pop
Blues

Popular Tracks

Trees on Trees by Aaron Bell

Planet on Planet by Aaron Bell

Push de Button (From "Jamaica") on A Jazzman's Broadway by Cy Coleman

Monkey in the Mango Tree (From "Jamaica") on A Jazzman's Broadway by Cy Coleman

Look to Me (Demo) on Look to Me by Aaron Bell

What Good Does It Do? (From "Jamaica") on A Jazzman's Broadway by Cy Coleman

Take It Slow, Joe (From "Jamaica") on A Jazzman's Broadway by Cy Coleman

Napoleon (From "Jamaica") on A Jazzman's Broadway by Cy Coleman

I Don't Think I'll End It All Today (From "Jamaica") on A Jazzman's Broadway by Cy Coleman

Little Biscuit (From "Jamaica") on A Jazzman's Broadway by Cy Coleman

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Band Members

Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
Cat Anderson Plays WC Handy	Cat Anderson, Harold Ashby, Aaron Bell, Sam Woodyard	1997	Album
77 Sunset Strip	Aaron Bell	1961	Single

External Links

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Discogs

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Acknowledgements

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