 Photo of bandleader and pianist Elliot Lawrence at the piano and three members of his band. Image by CBS Radio, via Wikimedia Commons. Licensed Public domain |
Elliot LawrenceElliot Lawrence (1925–2021) was an influential American jazz pianist and bandleader, notable for his contributions to music from the 1940s until his passing. Born in Philadelphia, he achieved recognition as a bandleader and made his mark in the big band era, while later transitioning to Broadway, winning a Tony Award for "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" in 1962. Throughout his career, Lawrence served as music director for significant events, including the Tony Awards from 1965 to 2011, and earned nine Emmy Awards for his work in television. He also composed music for films such as "Network" and "The French Connection." (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
Dream (1956)
Elliot Lawrence Plays Gerry Mulligan Arrangements (1956)
Elliot Lawrence Plays Tiny Kahn & Johnny Mandel (1956)
Prom Night (1956)
Swinging At The Steel Pier (1956)
Elliot Lawrence Plays For Swinging Dancers (1957)
Hi Fi-ing Winds (1958)
Jazz Goes Broadway (1958)
Elliot Lawrence Plays For Swinging Dancers (1959)
Music For Trapping, Tender That Is (1959)
