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In the Studios-West Coast: Part 2
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Los Angeles eventually rivaled New York as a center for recording with an emphasis on pop music and film scores. Jazz players were the go-to hires once again. Paul Smith,
Ernie Watts
saxophone, tenorb.1945
Bobby Shew
trumpetb.1941
Wayne Bergeron
trumpet
Tom Scott
saxophone, tenorb.1948
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