Bob Belden
In 1983, Belden settled in New York as a writer for studio sessions. Influenced by Gil Evans, Belden debuted on Sunnyside with Treasure Island, before working on transforming non-jazz material into jazz. Belden also assisted with Columbia Records' Miles Davis reissue program.
He played in a duet with trumpeter Tim Hagans, issuing a live album on Blue Note in 2000 entitled Re-Animation Live! The 2001 release Black Dahlia showcased a 12-part orchestra paying tribute to the late Elizabeth Short, a celebrated Hollywood actress who was killed in 1947.
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- Black Dahlia by Craig Jolley
- Black Dahlia by AAJ Staff
- Black Dahlia by AAJ Staff
October 31, 2013
Jazz Musician of the Day: Bob Belden
October 31, 2011
Jazz Musician of the Day: Bob Belden
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