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Peppermint Harris

The contemporary blues boom resuscitated the career of several a veteran blues artist who was simply silent for a long time. Consider guitarist Peppermint Harris, who in 1951 topped the R&B graphs with his traditional booze ode “I ACQUIRED Loaded.” No one expected a fresh Peppermint Harris Compact disc in …

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Sammy Price

Sammy Cost had an extended and productive profession as a versatile blues and boogie-woogie-based pianist. He analyzed piano in Dallas and was a vocalist and dancer with Alphonso Trent’s music group during 1927-1930. In 1929, he documented one solitary part under the name of “Sammy Cost and His Four Quarters.” …

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Martha Davis

The promise shown by pianist Martha Davis when she recorded three TOP hits in 1948 didn’t carry over in to the 1950s. Performing within a duo, Martha Davis & Partner, which she distributed to her bass participant and hubby, Calvin Ponder, she continuing to tour through the 1950s. At that …

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Wild Bill Moore

Tx tenor saxman Crazy Costs Moore was a big-toned (relatively luxurious) tenor participant. Moore was created William M. Moore on June 13, 1918. While originally an alto participant, Moore turned to tenor in the first ’40s, inspired by the fantastic Chu Berry. He was initially seen in Chicago in 1944, …

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Johnny Otis

Johnny Otis modeled an incredible quantity of contrasting music hats more than a profession spanning over fifty percent a hundred years. Bandleader, record manufacturer, skill scout, label owner, nightclub impresario, disk jockey, TV range show host, writer, R&B pioneer, rock and roll & roll superstar — Otis replied to all …

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Leo Parker

Leo Parker was the proud owner of the big, beefy baritone sax build and a fluent technique that struck an excellent match between your gritty, down-home feeling of R&B as well as the advanced harmonies of bebop. Initially, he examined alto in senior high school, also documenting with Coleman Hawkins’ …

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Ruth Brown

They called Atlantic Records “the home that Ruth built” through the 1950s, plus they weren’t discussing the Sultan of Swat. Ruth Brown’s regal hitmaking reign from 1949 towards the close from the ’50s helped immensely to establish the brand new York label’s predominance in the R&B field. Afterwards, the business …

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Gene Sedric

A longtime person in Fatty acids Waller’s Tempo, Gene Sedric appeared on many records with the fantastic pianist, taking consistently multi-colored clarinet and tenor solos. Referred to as “Honey Keep” over time in the ’30s when he frequently used a camel-hair overcoat, Sedric acquired a warm audio on his horns …

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Greg Piccolo

Ex – Roomful of Blues vocalist and saxman Greg Piccolo was created Might 10, 1951 in Westerly, Rhode Isle. At age 13 he was playing sax using a six-piece rock-band, the Rejects. 2 yrs later he became a member of Duke Robillard being a vocalist for the Variants, a United …

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Flip Phillips

Turn Phillips, who angered some critics in early stages because he gained riotous applause for his exciting solos during Jazz on the Philharmonic concerts, for over 50 years was a fantastic tenor saxophonist equally gifted on stomps, ballads, and criteria. He performed clarinet regularly within a Brooklyn cafe during 1934-1939, …

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