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Tag Archives: 1940s – 1960s

Vadico

Vadico was a significant composer who wrote immortal items with genius Noel Rosa while others. He was also an orchestrator and conductor and got a noted worldwide career associated Carmen Miranda as well as the dancer Katherine Dunham. At 18, he earned a favorite music competition in São Paulo along …

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Lammar Wright, Jr.

The family that plays trumpets together…well, what carry out they do? Remains rump-fit jointly? Sautés crumpets jointly? The best poet should without doubt end up being consulted to supply the best rhyme scheme, but also for factual details the career from the Wright category of Kansas Town is the apparent …

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Charlie Harris

Charlie Harris may be the type of name that noises vaguely familiar, but probably only a little area of the huge audience who’ve paid attention to the jazz bassist can identify him by name. non-etheless, a case could possibly be produced that Harris is among the most listened-to bassists from …

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Samuel Mayes

Though he’s relatively forgotten today, Samuel Mayes was widely considered among the finest American cellists in the middle-20th century. Among conductors and orchestral music artists he was extremely respected, having offered as primary cellist for quite some time in both Boston Symphony and Philadelphia Orchestra. He was among a member …

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Mae Chisholm

Mae Chisholm is a keyboardist who played piano and body organ on many gospel information cut in NEW YORK in the ’50s and early ’60s. Occasionally she also documented organ solos which were included on compilation produces with titles such as for example World Famous Like Songs. Neither of the …

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Todd Matshikiza

The annals of South Africa’s musical theater was inaugurated when the musical, An African Jazz Opera – King Kong, predicated on the tragic life of Black African boxer Ezekiel “King Kong” Dlamani, was premiered at the fantastic Hall of Witwatersrand University on February 2, 1959. Offering the music of Todd …

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The Davis Sisters

The group was founded by Ruth “Baby Sis” Davis in Philadelphia. Various other associates included Alfreda, Audrey, and Thelma Davis; Imogene Greene; Curtis Dublin on piano; Jackie Verdell, business lead vocalist. They documented for the Savoy label until 1962. Verdell documented secular edges for Peacock 1961-1964. Though a quintet, they …

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Klécius Caldas

Starting to compose music in the ’40s, Klecius Caldas’ first tune to attain popularity was “O Velho Club,” released by Francisco Alves on the Rádio Nacional and documented later on by Helena de Lima. His samba-canção “Somos Dois” (with Armando Cavalcanti/Luiz Antônio), the to begin his songs to become documented, …

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Pete King

b. 8 August 1914, Greenville, Ohio, USA, d. 21 Sept 1982, Newport Seaside, California, USA. Ruler took an early on fascination with music, resulting in studies on the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music as well as the College or university of Michigan. He started employed in radio in NY, like the …

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Nels Laakso

A handsome trumpet soloist who presumably could experienced a glamorous career in jazz, this artist opted to neglect the impact of Harry Adam and focus on musical comedy as well as the invention of bizarre instruments, especially something referred to as the “skoocherphone,” which nobody has had the opportunity to …

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