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Dilermando Pinheiro

Dilermando Pinheiro’s biggest strikes as interpreter were “Seu Libório” (João de Barro/Alberto Ribeiro) and “Risoleta” (Raul Marques/Moacir Bernardino). With Ciro Monteiro, he held the Dupla Onze on the Rádio Mayrink Veiga, having strikes with “Florisbela” (Nássara/Frazão), “Formosa” (Baden Powell/Vinícius de Moraes) ,and “Até Amanhã” (Noel Rosa). At 13, he began …

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Merle Shelton

Merle Shelton had an excellent music lineage, as the sibling of Joe and Bob Shelton (co-authors with Sid Robin of 1927’s of “BECAUSE”) and a previous person in the Shelton Brothers Music group in the ’40s. He spent the majority of his profession like a sideman, and everything in the …

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K-Ximbinho

K-Ximbinho was a noted saxophonist, an associate of Severino Araújo’s Orquestra Tabajara, Fon-Fon’s orchestra, Sete de Ouro, as well as the Orquestra Sinfônica Nacional (of Rádio MEC). Being a composer, he was perhaps one of the most contemporary creators from the choro idiom, being truly a pioneer of its modernization …

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Lazy Ade Monsborough

Among the best Australian musicians mixed up in trad jazz motion, Lazy Ade Monsborough was a significant force and a favorite figure for many years in his local country. A flexible multi-instrumentalist who mainly performed clarinet and alto, Monsborough was also a good trumpeter and trombonist. Monsborough researched piano 1st …

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George Washington Johnson

Schoolteacher and poet George Washington Johnson produced his biggest contribution to the globe of popular track when he wrote the lyrics to the typical “When You and We Were Small, Maggie” for his new wife, Maggie Clark, who was simply ailing from tuberculosis. Given birth to in 1839 near Toronto, …

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Sugar Johnnie’s New Orleans Creole Orchestra

Glucose Johnnie’s New Orleans Creole Orchestra was among the rings that went in to the making of the ensemble referred to as Ruler Oliver’s Creole Jazz Music group. Before being consumed by Oliver’s music group, Sugar Johnnie’s performed Chicago’s De Luxe Café beneath the command of clarinetist Lawrence Duhe. The …

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Benny Strickler

Benny Strickler’s brief career like a trumpeter ended in possibly the most depressing environment recognized to mankind, a sanatorium in Fayetteville, AR. If a continuation of the anti-Fayetteville stance is definitely desired it could be recommended that in short supply of contracting tuberculosis there could have been no reason behind …

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Billy Moore

Although he often worked being a pianist, Billy Moore is most beneficial known to be a talented swing-based arranger. He began his career close to the best, changing Sy Oliver (when Oliver became a member of Tommy Dorsey) as the principle article writer with Jimmie Lunceford’s Orchestra. Moore had not …

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Iacob Muresianu

The span of Muresianu’s musical career began with musical instruction from people of his family. Early at age six he performed within the piano in the literary event of Astra which advertised Romanian tradition and technology. When their studies at the Polytecnic College in Vienna Muresianu continuing showing up in …

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Denis Brean

Denis Brean, one of the better composers from São Paulo and among the hardly any from that town to become recorded by Carioca interpreters, wrote strikes that became classics; like his initial and biggest strike “Boogie-Woogie na Favela” (documented in 1945 by Ciro Monteiro, and documented afterwards by many performers …

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