Victor Feldman

Victor Feldman on vinyl: from London to the West Coast

In short: Victor Feldman (1934–1987) from London played vibraphone, piano and drums. In 1955 he moved to the US and in Los Angeles became an in-demand jazz and session musician; in 1963 he played with Miles Davis and co-wrote “Seven Steps To Heaven” with him. The Vinyl Room currently has 4 records by Victor Feldman.

What makes Victor Feldman special?

An all-rounder with swing: on “The Arrival Of Victor Feldman” he plays with the young bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Stan Levey, and on “Latinsville!” he combines jazz with Latin rhythms.

Plus “Merry Olde Soul” and “Suite Sixteen”, which features early recordings from London.

From our stock

First pressings

Records by Victor Feldman

→ Contemporary Records · Riverside · Cool jazz · Jazz on vinyl

FAQ

What instruments did Victor Feldman play? Vibraphone, piano and drums.

Where was he from? From London; from 1955 he lived in the US.

What does he have to do with Miles Davis? He played with him in 1963 and co-wrote the piece “Seven Steps To Heaven” with him.

Which records do you have? Including editions from the fifties and sixties – 4 records in all.