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Harry William Lookofsky (1
October 1913 – 8 June 1998) was an
American jazz violinist. He was also the
father of keyboardist-songwriter
Michael Brown...
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Michael Brown (born
Michael David Lookofsky,
April 25, 1949 –
March 19, 2015) was an
American keyboardist and songwriter, most
notable for his work with...
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world of
session musicians in
midtown Manhattan. Brown's father,
Harry Lookofsky, was a well-known
session violinist, and he
owned and
operated a recording...
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along with Brown's father, jazz and
classical violinist Harry Lookofsky, who also led the
string players. The
session took
place in
March 1966...
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Alias – congas,
bongos Bobby Economou –
drums David Nadien –
violin Harry Lookofsky –
violin Paul
Gershman –
violin Joe
Malin –
violin Harry Cykman – violin...
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Harold Coletta –
viola Harry Lookofsky –
first violin Charles Libove –
second violin String section on "Lifeline"
Harry Lookofsky –
concertmaster Jesse Levy...
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Michael Brown (b.
Michael Lookofsky,
April 25, 1949, Brooklyn) were
introduced by
their fathers,
Peter Buonconsiglio and
Harry Lookofsky, two old
friends who...
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keyboardist Michael Brown, the son of
producer and jazz
violinist Harry Lookofsky, both
singles and
their B-sides were
incorporated into the album. Early...
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Thornhill days. He
frequently wrote a part for the
tenor violin of
Harry Lookofsky. Yet, this
album featured an
orchestral arrangement of "Spoonful" by bluesman...
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Herman Yorks on saxophone; Jack
Keller and
Ernie Hayes on piano; and
Harry Lookofsky,
Julius Held,
David Nadien, Paul Winter,
Arnold Eidus and
Julius Brand...
