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Musician

Wilfred Roland Middlebrooks

Born: July 17, 1933

Wilfred Middlebrooks, the double bassist whose elegant, understated sound was heard in the band that backed jazz great Ella Fitzgerald and in the Paul Smith Trio, earned a reputation with musicians as an unflappable timekeeper, whose mastery of the instrument allowed him to be heard as well as felt, but not obtrusively. Wilfred's longevity with somebody of Ella's talent had a lot to do with his impeccable intonation, sensitivity and just sympathetic nature. Middlebrooks was born July 17, 1933, in Chattanooga, Tenn., into a family of musicians. By age 11, Middlebrooks was studying with the principal bassist for the Chattanooga Symphony

Album

The Lost Tapes Of Berlin

By Ella Fitzgerald

Label: Verve Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: 1 Cheek To Cheek 2 He's My Kind Of Boy 3 Cry Me A River 4 I Won't Dance 5 Someone To Watch Over Me 6 Jersey Bounce 7 Angel Eyes 8 Clap Hands, Here Come Charlie 9 Taking A Chance On Love 10 C'est Magnifique 11 Good Morning Heartache 12 Hallelujah, I Love Him So 13 Hallelujah, I Love Him So (Reprise) 14 Summertime 15 Mr. Paganini 16 Mack The Knife 17 Wee Baby Blues