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Patti Bown
p, 1931-2008 US, Seattle
Musician of Jazz
A.k.a. Patricia Bown
Patti Bown (July 26, 1931, Seattle, Washington – March 21, 2008, Media, Pennsylvania) was an American jazz pianist.Bown began playing piano at age two; her sister was a classical pianist. She studied piano while attending university in Seattle, and played in local orchestras toward the end of the 1940s. From 1956 she worked as a soloist in New York City, playing early on in sessions with Billy Eckstine and Jimmy Rushing. She released an album under her own name, Patti Bown Plays Big Piano, in 1958 for Columbia Records. The next year, she recorded in a trio with Ed Shaughnessy, and later in the year played in the orchestra of Quincy Jones on a tour of Europe. While there she also played with Bill Coleman in Paris. In the 1960s she worked extensively in the studios, recording with Gene Ammon
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| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plays Big Piano | Patti Bown | 1959 | Album |
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