William Alsop

A journeyman alto saxophonist, William Alsop is most beneficial known for several recordings using the rings of Excess fat Waller, but he also was an associate of a number of Dixieland or New Orleans jazz combos from the mid ’20s. These included Bobby Neal’s Dixieland Ramblers, whom he became a member of in 1926, aswell as Ruler Joe & His Jokers, Fess Finlay’s Music group, and Main Bowes’ Music group. Alsop blew a different design of music through the Second Globe War, offering as an associate from the Camp Kilmer Assistance Band. Ultimately, Alsop progressed into some sort of shadowy freelance existence in NEW YORK. He gigged gradually, but his existence on recordings lowered off totally. With Waller, Alsop participated in a few delightful little combos offering stalwart members of the performer’s band such as for example Cedric Wallace and Harry Dial.