Garnett Brown

In 1989 he was the conductor and orchestrator for Harlem Nights. Coincident with Kenny Burrell joining UCLA as Director of Jazz Studies in 1996, Brown co-led UCLA Jazz Ensemble I with John Clayton. Garnett and his wife Anna had two daughters, Ariana Brown and Miranda Brown-Muir, and three grandchildren: Luca Muir, Francesca Muir and Alessandra Muir. Brown died in Los Angeles on October 9, 2021, at 85.

• Name — Garnett Brown • Born — 31 January 1936 • Birthplace — Memphis, Tennessee, U.S. • Died — 9 October 2021 • Place of death — Los Angeles, California, U.S. • Genre — Jazz • Occupation — Trombonist • Instrument — Trombone • Years Active — 1965–2021 • Past Member Of — The Capp-Pierce Juggernaut, Brass Fever

1962: The Outer View – George Russell • 1962: Drumfusion – Chico Hamilton • 1964: Nirvana – Charles Lloyd • 1965: Slightly Latin – Roland Kirk • 1965 Hold On, I'm Coming – Art Blakey • 1965: Honeybuns – Duke Pearson • 1966: Heavy!!! – Booker Ervin • 1966: Flute By-Laws – Hubert Laws • 1967: Lush Life – Lou Donaldson • 1967: The Return of the Prodigal Son – Stanley Turrentine • 1967: Introducing Duke Pearson's Big Band – Duke Pearson • 1967: It's All Right! – Teddy Edwards • 1968: Easterly Winds – Jack Wilson • 1968: Manhattan Fever – Frank Foster • 1968: Now Hear This – Duke Pearson • 1968: Plug Me In – Eddie Harris • 1968: Goodies – George Benson • 1969: Crying Song – Hubert Laws • 1969: The Prisoner – Herbie Hancock • 1970: MCMLXX – Ray Bryant – guest on 1 track • 1970: Music Inc. – Charles Tolliver • 1970: 3 Shades of Blue – Johnny Hodges • 1970: Houston Express – Houston Person • 1970: Louis Armstrong and His Friends – Louis Armstrong • 1971: My Way – Gene Ammons • 1971: Plastic Dreams – Modern Jazz Quartet • 1971: Blues in Orbit – Gil Evans • 1971: What's Going On – Johnny "Hammond" Smith • 1972: The London Muddy Waters Sessions – Muddy Waters • 1972: Blue Moses – Randy Weston • 1972: Joy of Cookin – Joe Thomas • 1972: Soul Is... Pretty Purdie – Bernard Purdie • 1972: Time & Love – Jackie and Roy • 1972: Free – Airto Moreira • 1972: Sweet Revival – Ronnie Foster • 1972: Morning Star – Hubert Laws • 1973: I Want a Country Man – Dakota Staton • 1973: The Cisco Kid – Reuben Wilson • 1973: Night Glider – Groove Holmes • 1973: Part of the Search – Yusef Lateef • 1973: Charles III – Charles Earland • 1973: Giant Box – Don Sebesky • 1973: Sassy Soul Strut – Lou Donaldson • 1973: Today's Man – Charles McPherson • 1974: The Almoravid – Joe Chambers • 1974: 10 Years Hence – Yusef Lateef • 1974: The Fourth Dimension – Jack McDuff • 1974: Big Bad Bo – Bo Diddley • 1974: Until It's Time for You to Go – Rusty Bryant • 1974: Another Beginning – Les McCann • 1974: Crosswinds – Billy Cobham • 1974: Journey – Arif Mardin (Atlantic) • 1975: Man-Child – Herbie Hancock • 1975: Brass Fever – Brass Fever • 1975: Impact – Charles Tolliver • 1975: Six Million Dollar Man – Richard "Groove" Holmes • 1976: Time Is Running Out – Brass Fever • 1976: How Can You Live Like That? – Eddie Harris • 1976: Bobby Bland and B.B. King Together Again...Live • 1976: Silver 'n Wood – Horace Silver • 1979: Street Life – The Crusaders • 1980: Night Song – Ahmad Jamal • 1981: Lomelin – Gerald Wilson Orchestra of the 80's (Discovery) • 1982: Jessica – Gerald Wilson's Orchestra of the 80's (Trend) • 1984: Calafia – Gerald Wilson's Orchestra of the 80's (Trend) • 1988: Tribute to Count Basie – The Gene Harris All Star Big Band

• 1974 Continental American – Peter Allen