Artist: Bernie Leighton

Aliases

Bernie Leighton Quartet
Bernie Leighton and His Swing Seven
Bernie Leighton at the Piano

Real name

Bernard Lazaroff

Born

January 30, 1921

Died

September 16, 1994

Country

United States

Comments

Versatile jazz pianist. Leighton played on the soundtracks for many of Woody Allen's films.

Performances

	Title	Performer	Release date	Originally by
1	World Is Waiting for the Sunrise	Bernie Leighton and His Swing Seven	1951
2	Take Me Out to the Ball Game	Bernie Leighton at the Piano	1959
3	Syncopated Clock	Bernie Leighton and His Swing Seven	1951	The Dominoes
4	St. Louis Blues	Bernie Leighton at the Piano	1959	Prince's Band
5	Somebody Stole My Gal	Bernie Leighton at the Piano	1959	Ted Weems and His Orchestra
6	Moten Swing	Bernie Leighton Quartet	1946	Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
7	Maple Leaf Rag	Bernie Leighton at the Piano	1959	Wilbur Sweatman
8	Darktown Strutters' Ball	Bernie Leighton at the Piano	1959	Original Dixieland Jazz Band
9	Dardanella	Bernie Leighton at the Piano	1959
10	12th Street Rag	Bernie Leighton at the Piano	1959	Earl Fuller's Rector Novelty Orchestra

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
1	Dizzy Fingers	Bernie Leighton at the Piano	1959	Cameo

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
1	Smooth Sailing	Bernie Leighton and His Swing Seven	1951	Brunswick Records
2	Moten Swing	Bernie Leighton Quartet	1946	Keynote

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