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Ernie Andrews was a defining voice of the Los Angeles jazz, blues, and pop scene, helping shape the Central Avenue sound that drew musicians and fans from across the country. With a career spanning from the mid-1940s until his passing in 2022, Andrews built a reputation as a consummate live performer and a collaborative artist whose contributions crossed genres and generations. This page provides a detailed biography, discography highlights, and information about upcoming tour appearances where applicable. While public social media accounts are not documented, his legacy continues to live on through exhibitions, documentaries, and jazz archives in the Los Angeles area and beyond.

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While Ernie Andrews is no longer performing, venues and jazz organizations continue to honor his pivotal role in the Central Avenue era. For fans and researchers, his work with the Harry James Orchestra in the late 1950s and 1960s, as well as frequent collaborations with Cannonball Adderley, remain essential touchpoints in the history of West Coast jazz. If you’re seeking to secure authentic archival performances, reunions, or tributes, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date event listings and credible tour information as it becomes available.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Ernie Andrews

  • Prominent Los Angeles jazz/blues/pop vocalist who helped define the Central Avenue scene.
  • Hit with Soothe Me in the mid-1940s, a local/regional success that sold hundreds of thousands of copies.
  • Longtime member of the Harry James Orchestra (late 1950s–1960s) and frequent collaborator with Cannonball Adderley.
  • Discography includes 15 albums as a leader, from In the Dark (1957) to How About Me (2006).
  • Widely documented in obituaries and jazz-focused outlets; no active social media presence is publicly documented.
  • Died February 21, 2022; legacy preserved in exhibitions, documentaries, and jazz archives.

The records

Ernie Andrews Discography

  • How About Me
    2006 · HighNote
  • Jump For Joy
    2003 · HighNote
  • Girl Talk
    2001 · HighNote
  • The Many Faces of Ernie Andrews
    1998 · HighNote
  • The Great City
    1995 · Muse
  • No Regrets
    1993 · Muse
  • Hear Me Now!
    1979 · LMI
  • Sings from the Heart
    1981 · Discovery
  • Travelin' Light
    1975 · GNP Crescendo
  • Ernie Andrews Sings with the Fuzzy Kane Trio
    1970 · Phil-L.A. of Soul
  • Soul Proprietor
    1968 · Dot
  • This Is Ernie Andrews
    1964 · Dot
  • Live Session! Cannonball Adderley with Ernie Andrews
    1964 · Capitol
  • The Importance of Being Ernest
    1959 · GNP
  • In the Dark
    1957 · GNP

The hits

Top Ernie Andrews Songs

  • Wrap It Up, Put It Away (Till Daddy Comes Home From the Army) / Soothe Me
    1945 · N/A
  • Soothe Me
    1947 · N/A

While Ernie Andrews is no longer performing, venues and jazz organizations continue to honor his pivotal role in the Central Avenue era. For fans and researchers, his work with the Harry James Orchestra in the late 1950s and 1960s, as well as frequent collaborations with Cannonball Adderley, remain essential touchpoints in the history of West Coast jazz. If you’re seeking to secure authentic archival performances, reunions, or tributes, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date event listings and credible tour information as it becomes available.

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