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In 1959-1965, amidst his role in the "second classic" Oscar Peterson Trio, Ray Brown engaged in prolific solo and sideman sessions. Notable collaborations included recordings with Blossom Dearie, Junior Mance, and Jimmy Giuffre, showcasing his versatility. Brown's exploration of the jazz cello resulted in the innovative Jazz Cello album. His dynamic partnerships with Ella Fitzgerald, André Previn, Milt Jackson, and Sammy Davis Jr. highlighted his adaptability in diverse genres. The era solidified Brown's legacy, emphasizing his contributions beyond the Oscar Peterson Trio.