One of the more adventurous trombonists of the swing era, the distinctive Dicky Wells was somewhat innovative, playing his horn in a speech-like style filled with a great deal of color, humor, and swing. Although he came to fame with Count Basie in 1938, Wells had been a major-league player for a decade before that. After moving to New York in 1926, he recorded with Cecil Scott ...more
- Various Artists
- Radio Jazz: Best Broadcasts 1937-53
- Trombone
- Count Basie
- Combos Anthology, 1936-1956
- Trombone
- Count Basie
- Legendary Radio Broadcasts
- Orchestra
- Count Basie
- Legendary Radio Broadcasts
- Trombone
- Movie Soundtrack
- Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!
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