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Fred Rich

A significant talent through the big-band era, Fred Affluent is one particular leaders whose name may have vanished entirely, but also for the actual fact that many alumni from his orchestra continued to bigger and much longer careers. Delivered in Warsaw, Poland in 1898, Fredric Efrem Affluent emigrated along with …

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Eddie Locke

Eddie Locke was area of the extremely fertile Detroit jazz picture of the past due 1940s and early ’50s, and during a lot of his profession leaned even more towards golf swing and mainstream music, although he was an extremely capable drummer in newer settings. He previously a variety work …

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Joe Mooney

For a period, Joe Mooney was a well-known jazz accordionist — that is definitely a little field — but he previously an extended and a fairly episodic career. He proceeded to go blind in the first ’20s but by 1926 was playing duets along with his sibling Dan on radio. …

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Ellis Larkins

Well-known for his delicate chord voicings and capability to go with singers, Ellis Larkins has been around great demand throughout his lengthy career. His parents had been musicians (his mom performed piano while his dad was a violinist) and Larkins was hailed as a prodigy in early stages, showing up …

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Don Byas

One of the biggest of most tenor players, Don Byas’ decision to go permanently to European countries in 1946 led to him getting vastly underrated in jazz background books. His understanding of chords rivalled Coleman Hawkins, and, because of the similarity in shades, Byas can be viewed as an extension …

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Dr. Demento

He was created Barret Hansen, getting the proud owner of the master’s level in music from UCLA under that moniker, but he’s much better known to an incredible number of radio listeners while “Doctor Demento.” In 1995, he celebrated his 25th wedding anniversary of broadcasting the best novelty records ever, …

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Joe Sullivan

Among the great Earl Hines’ disciples (alongside Jess Stacy), Joe Sullivan’s design was ideal for the freewheeling jazz of Eddie Condon’s rings. Sullivan graduated through the Chicago Conservatory and was a significant contributor towards the Chicago jazz picture from the 1920s. He was in NY during the following 10 years …

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Erskine Hawkins

A talented high-note trumpeter and a favorite bandleader, Erskine Hawkins was nicknamed “the 20th Hundred years Gabriel.” He discovered drums and trombone before switching to trumpet when he was 13. While going to the Alabama Condition Teachers University, he became the first choice of the faculty music group, the ‘Bama …

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Vic Dickenson

A unique trombonist using a sly wit and the capability to sound as though he were performing underwater, Vic Dickenson was a secured asset to any program which he appeared. He mentioned out in the 1920s and ’30s playing within the Midwest. Organizations with Blanche Calloway (1933-1936), Claude Hopkins (1936-1939), …

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Franz Jackson

Among the last survivors from the pre-swing period, Franz Jackson (an excellent tenorman and clarinetist) remained dynamic into the following century, saving for Parkwood with Marcus Belgrave, and enjoying the discharge of the 2000 efficiency on Delmark. He proved helpful within the Chicago region beginning in 1926, including with Albert …

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