Larry Bunker
Drummer and vibraphone player
Drummer and vibraphone player
2005
21 years ago — 77 years old
Artists & Creatives
United States
Born in 1928, contributions to jazz and popular music included performances and recordings with several renowned artists. Gained recognition for work with major musicians and bands, establishing a reputation in the music industry. Played in various genres, showcasing versatility as a drummer and vibraphone artist. Collaborated with major orchestras and participated in television and film soundtracks, enriching the music scene during the 20th century.
Worked with artists like Ella Fitzgerald
Contributed to soundtracks for films such as 'The Manchurian Candidate'
Performed on television shows like 'The Ed Sullivan Show'
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