Julian Dash

A consummate section participant, Julian Dash produced some recordings like a innovator past due in his profession but did his most remarkable work while an associate of Erskine Hawkins orchestra. He became a member of Hawkins in 1938. Only once Hawkins reduced how big is his band a long time later do Dash do other times, both huge and little group classes. Dash began on alto, and debuted in the Charleston Nighthawks in 1935. He performed tenor in the Revellers as well as the Bama Condition Collegians at Alabama Condition Teachers University in 1935 and 1936, after that went to NYC to review embalming. He going his personal group from 1936 until he became a member of Hawkins in 1938, changing Paul Bascomb. When the group disbanded in the middle-’50s, Dash became a part-time participant. He did use the Marlowe Morris Trio in the ’60s, and led his very own quintet in 1970 and 1971 before retiring. Dash co-wrote the tune “Tuxedo Junction.”