 19, 1980) was a prominent swing jazz trumpeter.

Sherock attended the Illinois Military Academy before becoming a soloist with Jimmy Dorsey's orchestra (1937–39) and later with Gene Krupa's Orchestra, together with saxophonist Sam Donahue.  He also led his own big band for a time in the 1940s.

He was a featured soloist at the first concert of Norman Granz's famous Jazz at the Philharmonic (JATP) held in 1944 in Los Angeles, and which also starred Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea, J. J. Johnson, Nat King Cole, and Les Paul, among others.

On January 31, 1946, Shorty Sherock recorded Leonard Feather's jazz instrumental composition "SNAFU".

In 1955, incorrectly credited as Shorty Sherlock, he recorded three tracks, arranged by Benny Carter, for Freddie Slack's Boogie Woogie on the 88.

As a member of the Nelson Riddle Orchestra he appeared on Dean Martin's This Time I'm Swingin'!, as well as many Ella Fitzgerald recordings, including her 1959 Get Happy! album, the two 1962 albums Ella Swings Brightly with Nelson and Ella Swings Gently with Nelson, the Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and Ira Gershwin Songbook (also 1959), as well as Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Jerome Kern Songbook (1963) and the Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Johnny Mercer Songbook (1964).

Still with Nelson, he appears on Frank Sinatra's 1964 album Sinatra Sings Days of Wine and Roses, Moon River, and Other Academy Award Winners.

He went on to become a studio musician in Los Angeles.

Discography

With Benny Carter
Aspects (United Artists, 1959)
BBB & Co. (Swingville, 1962) with Ben Webster and Barney Bigard

Notes

External links
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19, 1980) was a prominent swing jazz trumpeter. 

 Sherock attend the Illinois Military Academy before become a soloist with Jimmy Dorsey's orchestra (1937–39) and later with Gene Krupa's Orchestra, together with saxophonist Sam Donahue.   He also leave his own big band for a prison term in the forties. 

 He was a featured soloist at the first concert of Norman Granz's famous Jazz at the Philharmonic (JATP) held in 1944 in Los Angeles, and which also star Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea, J. J. Johnson, Nat King Cole, and Les Paul, among others. 

 On January 31, 1946, Shorty Sherock recorded Leonard Feather's jazz implemental composition " SNAFU ". 

 In 1955, incorrectly credit as Shorty Sherlock, he recorded three tracks, arrange by Benny Carter, for Freddie Slack's Boogie Woogie on the 88. 

 As a member of the Nelson Riddle Orchestra he appeared on Dean Martin's This Time I'm Swingin'! , as well as many Ella Fitzgerald recording, including her 1959 Get Happy! album, the two 1962 album Ella Swings Brightly with Nelson and Ella Swings Gently with Nelson, the Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and Ira Gershwin Songbook (also 1959), equally well as Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Jerome Kern Songbook (1963) and the Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Johnny Mercer Songbook (1964). 

 Still with Nelson, he appears on Frank Sinatra's 1964 album Sinatra Sings Days of Wine and Roses, Moon River, and Other Academy Award Winners. 

 He went on to become a studio musician in Los Angeles. 

 Discography 

 With Benny Carter 
 Aspects (United Artists, 1959) 
 BBB & Co. (Swingville, 1962) with Ben Webster and Barney Bigard 

 Notes 

 External links 
  Biography at Verve Music 

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He went ln to bacome a stkdio musician in Los Angeles.

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in 1955, incoRreCtlY creDItEd As SHoRTy SHErLocK, He rEcorded tHrEe TrackS, arrANGED by BEnnY CarTer, foR Freddie Slack'S BoOgie wOogIe on tHe 88.

As a MembEr Of the nelson riddlE ORchestra he appeaRed oN Dean MartIn's thIs TImE I'm SwINgin'!, as WelL as Many EllA FitzgeRAld ReCORDiNgs, including her 1959 Get haPPY! aLbum, the tWo 1962 albuMS ELlA swings BrIgHtlY witH nElson And ELLa swings GeNtly wiTH NElSon, the ELlA FitzgErAld sinGs the gEorgE and IrA GershwiN SongBOok (also 1959), as well aS ella FitzgeralD siNGS tHE JerOme kern SongbooK (1963) and THe ElLa FiTZgEraLD SingS the JOhNNy mErcer Songbook (1964).

Still wItH NelsoN, he apPears on Frank SInatra's 1964 albUM sInatra SiNgs DAYs OF Wine and Roses, MOon RiVer, and OtheR academy AWard WInners.

He Went on to bECOme a studIo mUsiCiaN in lOS ANgeles.

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She rock  attended theI llin ois Military Academy b efore  b e comi n ga sol oist wi t hJ i mmy  D or sey 's or chest ra(1937–3 9) and lat erwi th Gene Krup a 's  Orchestra , t ogether with  sa xophon is t S a m Don ahu e.  H e also led hi s own big  b a nd for a timei n  t he 1 940s.

He was a f e at u red soloist at  the f ir s tc o nce rtof NormanGr anz's famousJ az z a t t h e Philharmoni c (JATP) he l d i n 1944  i n L o s Ange les,an d  wh ich also st arre d Illinoi s Jacq u et, Jac k  McVea,  J. J.  Jo hns on,N at  K ing  C o le, an d L e s P aul, amo ng  o thers .

O n J a nuar y 3 1, 1 946,Shorty Sheroc k r ecor d edLeona rd Fe athe r' s jaz z inst rumen ta l composition " SNAF U".

In 1 955 ,inc or rectl y  credi ted  as  Shorty  Sherlo c k,he r e co rded three tracks,  a r r an ged by B enny C a rt er ,  for Fre dd ieSlac k ' s Boo gieW oo gie on t he 88. 
A sa membe rof the  N els onRiddl e  Orc hestra  he appe aredo n Dean Martin' s  This Time I' m  S w i ng i n'!,  as  well as ma ny E l la F itzg e ra ldr ecord ings,  i n cl u ding her 1959 Get H ap py! al bum,the two 1962albums Ell a S wings Br ight l yw ith Nelson and  Ella  Swings Ge n tly with  Nels on, theElla Fitz g e rald Sin gsthe  Ge org e an d Ira Gershwi n Song bo ok (als o 1 959), a s w ell  as  El la  Fitzgera ld Sings  t he  J er ome  Kern Songbook  ( 196 3)  an d the Ella F itzge rald  S in g s t he John n yM e rcer  S on gboo k ( 19 64).
Sti l l w ith Nel son, he a ppe a rs o nFr ank Sin atra's 1964 a lb um Sinatra  S ing s Days o f Wine a nd Roses, Moon River, a n d Other  Ac ademy  Awa rd Winner s.
He we nto n to b ecomea stu di o m u s ician i nLos  A ngeles.

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Aspects (Un i ted  Artists, 195 9)BBB& Co . ( S wi n gvi ll e , 1 9 6 2) with Ben Web ster and B ar n ey  Bigard

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T h e tin mining i ndus t r y o n D a rtmo or , Devon, Engla nd
 19,_1980) was_a prominent swing jazz_trumpeter.

Sherock attended_the_Illinois Military_Academy_before becoming a_soloist with Jimmy_Dorsey's orchestra (1937–39) and_later with Gene_Krupa's_Orchestra, together with saxophonist Sam Donahue.  He also led his own big band_for_a time_in_the_1940s.

He was a featured soloist_at the first concert of_Norman Granz's_famous Jazz at the Philharmonic (JATP) held in_1944_in Los Angeles,_and which also starred Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea, J._J. Johnson, Nat King Cole, and_Les Paul, among_others.

On_January_31, 1946, Shorty Sherock_recorded Leonard Feather's jazz instrumental composition_"SNAFU".

In 1955, incorrectly credited as Shorty_Sherlock, he recorded three tracks, arranged by_Benny Carter, for Freddie Slack's Boogie_Woogie on the 88.

As a_member of_the Nelson Riddle Orchestra he_appeared on Dean_Martin's This_Time I'm Swingin'!,_as well as many Ella Fitzgerald_recordings, including her_1959 Get Happy! album, the two_1962_albums Ella Swings_Brightly_with_Nelson and_Ella Swings Gently_with_Nelson, the_Ella_Fitzgerald Sings the George and Ira_Gershwin_Songbook (also 1959), as well as Ella_Fitzgerald Sings the Jerome_Kern_Songbook (1963) and the_Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Johnny_Mercer Songbook (1964).

Still with Nelson, he_appears on_Frank Sinatra's_1964 album Sinatra Sings Days of Wine and Roses, Moon River,_and Other Academy Award Winners.

He went_on to become a_studio musician_in_Los Angeles.

Discography

With Benny_Carter
Aspects_(United Artists,_1959)
BBB & Co. (Swingville, 1962) with Ben_Webster and_Barney Bigard

Notes

External links
 Biography at Verve_Music

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