About
American pianist, trumpet and alto horn player, arranger and composer (July 10, 1916, Hartford, Connecticut—April 6, 1994, Sunland, California).
Cary started his career with Joe Marsala in 1942, then played with the Casa Loma Orchestra, Brad Gowans, Muggsy Spanier, Wild Bill Davison, Billy Butterfield, Louis Armstrong, Jimmy Dorsey, Eddie Condon, Pee Wee Russell, Max Kaminsky, Bud Freeman, Jimmy McPartland, and Bobby Hackett among others.
In 1959 he moved to Los Angeles, where he became an active freelance and studio musician. In the 1970s he led his own band, the Tuesday Night Friends.
Cary started his career with Joe Marsala in 1942, then played with the Casa Loma Orchestra, Brad Gowans, Muggsy Spanier, Wild Bill Davison, Billy Butterfield, Louis Armstrong, Jimmy Dorsey, Eddie Condon, Pee Wee Russell, Max Kaminsky, Bud Freeman, Jimmy McPartland, and Bobby Hackett among others.
In 1959 he moved to Los Angeles, where he became an active freelance and studio musician. In the 1970s he led his own band, the Tuesday Night Friends.
Groups
Louis Armstrong And His OrchestraLouis Armstrong And His All-StarsJimmy Dorsey And His OrchestraJimmy McPartland And His DixielandersBilly Butterfield And His OrchestraEddie Condon And His ChicagoansMuggsy Spanier And His RagtimersWild Bill Davison And His CommodoresBarney Bigard And His OrchestraEddie Condon And His All-StarsThe Jack Lesberg SextetJimmy Dorsey And His Original "Dorseyland" Jazz BandBobby Hackett And His Jazz BandLou McGarity QuintetJack Teagarden BandDick Cary OrchestraJack Teagarden's Dixieland BandThe Bobby Hackett SextetGeorge Wettling's All StarsJimmy McPartland's Hot Jazz StarsEddie Condon And His Dixieland BandDick Cary And The Dixieland DoodlersMax Kaminsky And His Dixieland BashersJoe Marsala And His Chosen SevenEddie Condon's N.B.C. Television OrchestraDick Cary And His Tuesday Night FriendsThe Dick Cary Trio
Discography
404 releasesDixieland Goes Progressive + Modern Jazz With Dixieland Roots
Dick Cary, John Plonsky & Don Stratton · 2018
All That Jazz, Vol. 74: Live In Boston - 30th November 1947
Louis Armstrong And The "All Stars"* Featuing Jack Teagarden ・ Barney Bigard ・ Dick Carrey* ・ Arvell Shaw ・ Velma Middleton · 2016
Rendezvous At Sunnie's 1969
Ralph Sutton (2), Dick Cary · 2005
Dr. Jazz Vol. 16
Eddie Condon's Band* With Wild Bill Davison, Dick Cary & Johnny Windhurst · 2001
California Doings
The Amazing Dick Cary* · 2001
Mississippi Mud
Dick Cary · 1990
Playing The Black & Whites
Dick Cary - Cliff Jackson - Art Hodes - Nat Jaffe · 1989
A Tribute To Louis Armstrong: The "Deccas""
Doc Cheatham & His Swedish Jazz All Stars, Dick Cary · 1989
Superstars Of Traditional Jazz: The Legendary Live Broadcasts Of 1947 And 1948
Louis Armstrong, Bobby Hackett, Jack Teagarden, Peanuts Hucko, Jack Lesberg, Ernie Caceres, Dick Cary, George Wettling, Sidney Catlett · 1984
Love Song / What'll I Do
Dick Cary · 1980
Golden Jazz
The Chicagoans* Featuring Dick Cary · 1980
Rocky-Fella / Sheik Of Araby
Dick Cary · 1979
Hollywood Swing
The Jack Lesberg Sextet With Eddie Miller (2) And Dick Cary · 1978
Jazz-Fabrik
Old Merry Tale Jazzband & Dick Cary Featuring Monty Sunshine, Fatty George, Bob Wilber · 1978
It's A Sin / Lara 78
Ben DiTosti, Dick Cary · 1978
Jazz Life
Dick Cary And Chicagoans · 1977
Singin' The Blues
Jimmy Mc Partland* - Dick Cary - Lino Patruno - Milan College Jazz Society · 1976
Humoresque In Two-Time / Lazy Swing
Del Kacher, Dick Cary · 1976
Darktown Jazz-Band
Darktown Jazz-Band* Featuring Fatty George, Jimmy McPartland, Dick Cary , Oscar Klein, Charly Antolini · 1976
Salute To Bix
Jimmy McPartland, Dick Cary, Ted Easton's Jazzband · 1976
Apron Strings / Baby Talk
Del Kacher / Dick Cary · 1976
The Amazing Dick Cary
Dick Cary · 1976
Melancholy Baby / Rhumba Basico
Dick Cary, Joe Leahy · 1975
Wishing You A Swinging Christmas
Nat Gonella With Ted Easton's Jazzband Featuring Dick Cary · 1975
Dance The Night Away
Dick Cary, Bob Wickers · 1975
Certain Party / Love Is
Dick Cary / Del Kacher · 1975
That's My Baby
Dick Cary, Joe Leahy · 1975
Summertime In Venice / Glad Rag Doll
Joe Leahy, Dick Cary · 1974
The Gospel / Real True Love'n
Dick Cary, Joe Leahy · 1974
Old Man From The Mountain
Dick Cary · 1974
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