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Jim Goodwin

An excellent vintage jazz cornetist located in Portland, OR, Jim Goodwin deserves a lot more identification. Elevated in Seattle, he discovered jazz on piano and cornet, helped by his dad, drummer Bob Goodwin. He transferred to SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA in 1969 and frequently caused pianist Ray Skjelbred. The cornetist …

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Ed “Snoozer” Quinn

This talented multi-instrumentalist on stringed instruments had a nickname that a lot more than just hints at deep sleeping ability, an art that might be seemingly easy to get if one worked as an accompanist to Bing Crosby. Burning a crooner is definitely among the many contexts where Ed “Snoozer” …

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Bruno’s Salon Band

In 1970, several German trad jazz musicians made a decision to form a combo that could look even more towards 1920’s jazz than to dixieland. Called after pianist Peter Mette’s guinea pig, Bruno’s Salon Music group was gigging within a few months. Which range from Jelly Move Morton to Cole …

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Robert Crumb

A zany love of life fused with a psychedelicized eyesight produced Robert Crumb probably one of the most influential comic artists from the 1960s. His character types, including Fritz the Kitty, Mr. Organic, Flakey Froont, as well as the Vulture Demoness, and his underground comic books, such as for example …

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Lee Blair

An excellent rhythmic player who was simply mixed up in 1920’s and had an on-and-off profession for 40 years, Lee Blair is a name in jazz background. He was selftaught on banjo aside from several lessons with Mike Pingitore from Paul Whiteman’s music group. Blair caused Charlie Skeete (1926-28) and …

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Ikey Robinson

Ikey Robinson was a fantastic banjoist and singer who was simply versatile enough to record both jazz and blues in the past due ’20s in to the past due ’30s. However, he spent very long periods off information after the golf swing era, resulting in him being much less known …

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Back Bay Ramblers

THE TRUNK Bay Ramblers began in the mid-1980s like a septet that performed obscurities and some standards from your 1920s. Their four information (for Harrison in 1986 and 1988 and Stomp Off in 1993 and 1994) possess found the music group gradually growing to a non-et and sometimes sketching its …

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Cedric Haywood

Pianist Cedric Haywood’s association with a number of the more hard traveling varieties of jazz may mask the flexibility he displayed throughout his profession. It is accurate that he appears connected in the sides with hard-driving tenor honkers, in fact playing in a higher school music group behind Arnett Cobb …

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John Haughton

A member of 1 from the Baltimore area’s more notable music family members, trombonist John “Shorty” Haughton had serious competition from his sibling Chauncey Haughton with regards to amassing the sort of discography that strains record enthusiasts’ wallets. Evidently there was very little competition with regards to height, nevertheless, if …

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Roy Palmer

Roy Palmer had a raspy firmness yet a liquid style around the trombone which he played quite percussively (reminiscent however, not derivative of Child Ory). No real matter what the establishing, Palmer’s playing added enjoyment, pleasure and musicality to the problem yet he’s largely overlooked today except by 1920’s enthusiasts. …

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