Bennie Green was an American jazz and soul trombonist who was active from the 1940s when he started out in Earl Hines' band, until his death in San Diego in 1977. He came from a musical family, his brother Elbert played tenor sax with Roy Eldridge. He notably played with the Duke Ellington Orchestra but missed out on a 1969 European tour due to passport problems that could have been caused by his having spent time in prison. He ended his career like many jazzmen of his time by playing in hotel bands in Las Vegas.
| Milestones of Jazz Legends More Blue Notes: Bennie Green & Curtis Fuller, Vol. 6 |
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Blows His Horn
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| The Capitol Vaults Jazz Series |
| While You Are Here |
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Trombone By Three
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The 45 Session
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My Main Man
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| Hornful of Soul |
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Hornful Of Soul (Remastered 2013)
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Bennie Green
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Walkin' & Talkin'
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Soul Stirrin'
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Back On The Scene
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Kai And Jay, Bennie Green With Strings (Remastered 1989)
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Walking Down
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