In 1956, drummer Herbie Wasserman played on one of composer/arranger Johnny Carisi's rare records as a leader:
John Carisi Jazz Workshop
John Carisi, trumpet, arranger; Urbie Green, trombone; Ray Beckenstein, alto sax, clarinet; Eddie Wasserman, tenor sax; Danny Bank, baritone sax; Barry Galbraith, guitar; Russ Saunders, bass; Herb Wasserman, drums.
Webster Hall, NYC, April 21, 1956
G2JB3791 Israel RCA Victor LPM-1371; RCA Bluebird 6471-2-RB
* RCA Victor LPM-1371 John Carisi - The RCA Victor Jazz Workshop not released
* RCA Bluebird 6471-2-RB The RCA Victor Jazz Workshop - The Arrangers 1988
In 1956, drummer Herbie Wasserman played on one of composer/arranger Johnny Carisi's rare records as a leader:
John Carisi Jazz Workshop
John Carisi, trumpet, arranger; Urbie Green, trombone; Ray Beckenstein, alto sax, clarinet; Eddie Wasserman, tenor sax; Danny Bank, baritone sax; Barry Galbraith, guitar; Russ Saunders, bass; Herb Wasserman, drums.
Webster Hall, NYC, April 21, 1956
G2JB3791 Israel RCA Victor LPM-1371; RCA Bluebird 6471-2-RB
* RCA Victor LPM-1371 John Carisi - The RCA Victor Jazz Workshop not released
* RCA Bluebird 6471-2-RB The RCA Victor Jazz Workshop - The Arrangers 1988
Thanks Bill. Were Eddie and Herb brothers?
I don't think so, but I'm not sure. However, I think that Herbie had a son Ron who was a prominent NYC bassist and composer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Wasserman
Correction: make that Rob Wasserman.
That is a fascinating post about a singer I'd never heard of before.
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