Victor Feldman

Victor Feldman

Victor Stanley Feldman

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In the collection

21 records
Quiet Nights Miles Davis, 1963 Miles Davis In Europe Miles Davis, 1964 'Four' & More - Recorded Live In Concert Miles Davis, 1966 Can't Buy A Thrill Steely Dan, 1972 L.A. Midnight B.B. King, 1972 Cannonball Adderley And Friends Cannonball Adderley, 1973 Countdown To Ecstasy Steely Dan, 1973 Pretzel Logic Steely Dan, 1974 Gorilla James Taylor, 1975 Stampede The Doobie Brothers, 1975 The Hissing Of Summer Lawns Joni Mitchell, 1975 Hejira Joni Mitchell, 1976 Hejira Joni Mitchell, 1976 In The Pocket James Taylor, 1976 The Royal Scam Steely Dan, 1976 Aja Steely Dan, 1977 Rickie Lee Jones Rickie Lee Jones, 1979 Gaucho Steely Dan, 1980 Pirates Rickie Lee Jones, 1981 Wild Things Run Fast Joni Mitchell, 1982 Archives Volume 4: Asylum Years (1976-1980) Joni Mitchell, 2024

Played with

Chuck Findley 8 records together Donald Fagen 7 records together Larry Carlton 7 records together Tom Scott 7 records together Steely Dan 6 records together Walter Becker 6 records together Gary Katz 6 records together Joni Mitchell 5 records together Sherlie Matthews 5 records together Chuck Rainey 5 records together Denny Dias 5 records together Nick DeCaro 5 records together

About

English jazz musician who played vibraphone, keyboards, drums, piano and other assorted percussion instruments.He was also a songwriter, composer and arranger of popular music.
Born April 7, 1934 in Edgware, Middlesex (now Greater London), England, UK
Died May 12, 1987, Los Angeles, California, USA.
Father of jazz drummer and jazz bassist and producer/manager .
He was considered a musical prodigy, beginning to perform professionally at the age of seven on drums, adding piano at nine and vibes at fourteen. Feldman immigrated to the United States in the mid-1950's, where he continued working in jazz and also as a session musician with pop and rock performers.
He charted with his Victor Feldman Quartet in 1962 with "A Taste of Honey", it rose to #88 on the U.S. charts. He left the jazz field for a more financially sound career in the recording studios and the world of popular music, including writing for Joni Mitchell and Steely Dan, primarily between the years 1965-85.

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