Mundell Lowe

Mundell Lowe was an American jazz guitarist and composer known for his smooth, sophisticated style and long-spanning career. Born in 1922, he became a respected figure in the jazz world thanks to his work both as a performer and behind the scenes in TV and film scoring. Lowe worked with major jazz names like Billie Holiday, Charlie Parker, and Benny Goodman, and was also a prolific session musician.

In addition to his jazz recordings, Mundell Lowe made significant contributions to television and cinema, scoring music for shows and movies including “Satan in High Heels.” He had a refined, understated playing style that made him a favorite among fellow musicians and discerning jazz fans alike. Even well into his later years, Lowe continued to record and perform, showcasing the kind of timeless musicianship that defined his remarkable career before his passing in 2017.