http://jazzagemusic.blogspot.com/A Daily Blog Featuring Jazz from the 20's and 30's and More!ennoreply@blogger.com (confetta)Sun, 19 May 2013 20:19:11 PDTBlogger http://www.blogger.com42613Musicnoreply@blogger.com~confetta~confettanoA Daily Blog Featuring Jazz from the 20's and 30's and More!http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/blogspot/kHVvhttp://feedburner.google.comhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/kHVv/~3/-dX5WKcFLDc/may-20th.htmlboswell sistersMAY 20TH birthdaysMAY 20Jaybird Colemanvet boswellmay birthdaysEmile BerlinerMAY 20THberlinerJimmy Blythenoreply@blogger.com (~confetta)Sun, 19 May 2013 19:00:01 PDTtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6051341956484526091.post-20703369908039671442013-05-19T19:00:01.811-07:000no HAPPY BIRTHDAY EMILE BERLINER! BIRTHDAYS 1851 Emile Berliner gramophone inventor b. Hanover, Germany d. August 3, 1929, Washington, DC, USA. Biography&nbsp; ~by Eugene Chadbourne While Emile Berliner never actually appeared on any records, no records cou~confetta HAPPY BIRTHDAY EMILE BERLINER! BIRTHDAYS 1851 Emile Berliner gramophone inventor b. Hanover, Germany d. August 3, 1929, Washington, DC, USA. Biography&nbsp; ~by Eugene Chadbourne While Emile Berliner never actually appeared on any records, no records could have appeared without him. The compact disc generation can also mull over the man's importance, as Berliner was the first man to introduce the concept of a "disc" as a medium to be played on his newly invented gramophone. His competition at the time, the much better known Thomas Edison still thought a cylinder was the way to go, but he was ever so wrong. The disc concept was conceptually the key to the entire concept of mass production of recordings. Berliner also invented the microphone that became part of the first Bell telephones, known as the carbon microphone transmitter. At 25, the German-born inventor had already patented and sold this microphone for $50,000 to what was then the just up and starting Bell Telephone Company, getting the ball rolling for it to become one of the largest corporations in the world. His thanks from the American business community for his inventions was, as might be expected, something in the nature of an all-out assault in which he was forced to move his ventures across the border to Canada. Emile Berliner and the Birth of the Recording Industry Emile Berliner - Biography Emile Berliner - The History of the Gramophone Emile Berliner - Wikipedia 1901 Jimmy Blythe, Piano b. Louisille, KY, USA. d. 1931 Biography ~by Scott Yanow Considering how many fine recording sessions he was on in Chicago in the 1920s (particularly with Johnny Dodds), it is surprising how little is known about the mysterious Jimmy Blythe. He was raised in Kentucky, moved to Chicago in 1918, and studied with pianist Clarence Jones. Blythe recorded dozens of piano rolls in the early '20s. He began cutting records in 1924 (Blythe's "Chicago Stomp" from that year is considered by some to be the first full-length boogie-woogie recording). During the next seven years, he made a few piano solos; backed singers Viola Bartlette and Alexander Robinson; teamed up with Dodds in several settings; led Blythe's Sinful Five; recorded with the Midnight Rounders, Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards, Lonnie Johnson, and the State Street Ramblers; and cut piano duets with Buddy Burton and Charlie Clark. Jimmy Blythe died at the age of 30 from meningitis. A decent soloist and a superior accompanist, nearly all of Blythe's recordings are available on an RST CD. Jimmy Blythe Jimmy Blythe - Wikipedia 1911&nbsp; Vet Boswell, vocals b. Birmingham, AL, USA. Member of famed 'Boswell Sisters' Biography ~by John Bush Definitely the most talented and arguably the all-around best jazz vocal group of all time, the Boswell Sisters parlayed their New Orleans upbringing into a swinging delivery that featured not only impossibly close harmonies, but countless maneuvers of vocal gymnastics rarely equalled on record. Connee (sometimes Connie), Helvetia (Vet), and Martha Boswell grew up singing together, soaking up Southern gospel and blues through close contact with the black community. They first performed at vaudeville houses around the New Orleans area, and began appearing on local radio by 1925. At first, they played strictly instrumentals, with Connee on cello, saxophone and guitar; Martha on piano; and Vet on violin, banjo, and guitar.&nbsp; The station began featuring them in a vocal setting as well, with Connee taking the lead on many songs (despite a childhood accident that had crippled her and left her in a wheelchair). Word of their incredible vocal talents led to appearances in Chicago and New York, and the Boswell Sisters began recording in 1930 for Victor. By the following year, they'd moved to Brunswick and reached the Hit Parade with "When I Take My Sugar to Tea," taken from the Marx Brothers' film Monkey Business and featuring the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra in support. The trio continued to work boswell sisters, MAY 20TH birthdays, MAY 20, Jaybird Coleman, vet boswell, may birthdays, Emile Berliner, MAY 20TH, berliner, Jimmy BlytheHAPPY BIRTHDAY EMILE BERLINER! BIRTHDAYS 1851 Emile Berliner gramophone inventor b. Hanover, Germany d. August 3, 1929, Washington, DC, USA. Biography&nbsp; ~by Eugene...<br/> <br/> [[ This is a content summary only. 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Lederermay 19thTeddy HillBussemusic birthdaysColeman HawkinsHenry Busseearly jazz musicMonette MooreDoneganjazz birthdaysnoreply@blogger.com (~confetta)Sat, 18 May 2013 19:00:05 PDTtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6051341956484526091.post-63889066184576974732013-05-18T19:00:05.527-07:000no BIRTHDAYS 1919 Georgie Auld leader/sax b. Toronto, Canada;&nbsp;d. Jan. 8, 1990, Palm Springs, CA, USA. né: John Altwerger Georgie Auld (May 19, 1919 – January 8, 1990), was a jazz tenor saxophonist, clarinetist and bandleader. Auld was born in Toronto, ~confetta BIRTHDAYS 1919 Georgie Auld leader/sax b. Toronto, Canada;&nbsp;d. Jan. 8, 1990, Palm Springs, CA, USA. né: John Altwerger Georgie Auld (May 19, 1919 – January 8, 1990), was a jazz tenor saxophonist, clarinetist and bandleader. Auld was born in Toronto, but lived in the United States from the late 1920s onward, and was most noteworthy for his work with Bunny Berigan, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, Erroll Garner, Dizzy Gillespie, Al Porcino, Billy Eckstine, Tiny Kahn, Frank Rosolino, and many others. Primarily a swing saxophonist, he did many big band stints in his career, and led several big bands, including Georgie Auld and His Orchestra and Georgie Auld and His Hollywood All Stars. Georgie Auld also played some rock´n roll working for Alan Freed in 1959. In 1977 he played a bandleader in the box-office failure New York, New York and also acted as a technical consultant for the film. He died in Palm Springs, California. READ MORE: Jazz History Biography - Georgie Auld Solid! -- Georgie Auld Biography http://www.swingmusic.net/Auld_Georgie.html 1894&nbsp; Henry Busse trumpet/leader b. May 19th, 1894 d. 1955 Henry Busse was born in Germany and emigrated to the United States in 1916 where he found work playing trumpet in a movie theatre pit band. He formed his own band and toured the country ending up in San Francisco where they disbanded. In 1917 he was playing trumpet with the Frisco Jass Band and in 1918 he joined the Paul Whiteman Orchestra. Busse was a major contributor to Whiteman's Orchestra. He co-composed several of the band's early hit songs including "Hot Lips" and "Wang Wang Blues" . Busse stayed with Whiteman until 1928 when he left the band and formed his own group the Henry Busse Orchestra. This group which was more of a sweet dance band than a jazz band had a very successful career. They continued to record and perform up until Busse's death in 1955. www.redhotjazz.com/henrybusse.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Busse 1892 George "Pops" Foster, Bass b. McCall, LA, USA. d. 1969 George Murphy "Pops" Foster (May 19,&nbsp;1892&nbsp;-&nbsp;October 29,&nbsp;1969) was a&nbsp;jazz&nbsp;musician&nbsp;best known for his vigorous playing of the&nbsp;string bass. He also played the&nbsp;tuba&nbsp;and&nbsp;trumpet&nbsp;professionally. Foster was born to Charley and Annie Foster on a&nbsp;plantation&nbsp;near McCall in&nbsp;Ascension Parish&nbsp;nearBaton Rouge&nbsp;in south&nbsp;Louisiana. His family moved to&nbsp;New Orleans&nbsp;when he was about ten years of age. His older brother, Willard Foster, began playing&nbsp;banjo&nbsp;and&nbsp;guitar; George started out on a&nbsp;cellothen switched to string bass. Foster was twice married: (1) 1912 to Bertha Foster and (2) 1936 to Alma Foster. Pops Foster was playing professionally by 1907 and worked with&nbsp;Jack Carey,&nbsp;Kid Ory,&nbsp;Armand Piron,King Oliver&nbsp;and other prominent hot bands of the era. In 1921 he moved to&nbsp;St. Louis&nbsp;to play with the&nbsp;Charlie Creath&nbsp;and&nbsp;Dewey Jackson&nbsp;bands, which would be his base for much of the decade. He also joined Ory in&nbsp;Los Angeles. He gained the nickname "Pops" because he was far older than any of the other players in the band. Sidney Bechet,pianist James P. Johnson,&nbsp;bassist Pops Foster In 1929 Foster moved to&nbsp;New York City, where he played with the bands of&nbsp;Luis Russell&nbsp;and&nbsp;Louis Armstrong&nbsp;through 1940. He giged with various New York-based bands through the 1940s, including those of&nbsp;Sidney Bechet,&nbsp;Art Hodes, and regular broadcasts on the national "This Is Jazz"&nbsp;radioprogram. In the late 1940s he began touring more widely and played in many countries in&nbsp;Europe, especially inFrance, and throughout the&nbsp;United States&nbsp;including returns to New Orleans and&nbsp;California. In 1952, Foster toured Europe with&nbsp;Jimmy Archey's Band. He played regularly at Central Plaza in New York and briefly in New Orleans with&nbsp;Papa Celestin&nbsp;in 1954. "TherJimmy Dorsey, Louis Douglas, Auld, Pops Foster, Sime Silverman, George W. Lederer, may 19th, Teddy Hill, Bussemusic birthdays, Coleman Hawkins, Henry Busse, early jazz music, Monette Moore, Donegan, jazz birthdaysBIRTHDAYS 1919 Georgie Auld leader/sax b. Toronto, Canada;&nbsp;d. Jan. 8, 1990, Palm Springs, CA, USA. né: John Altwerger Georgie Auld (May 19, 1919 – January 8,...<br/> <br/> [[ This is a content summary only. 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Denver, CO, USA d. June 1, 1957, (just outside of) Palmdale, CA, USA. Al had played with the Hal Cord Orch. and was quite active all throughout the 1920s and 1930s. 1894 Lou Hooper, ~confetta BIRTHDAYS 1909 Al Hewitt guitar/piano/organ/Harmonica/Banjo/Mandolin b. Denver, CO, USA d. June 1, 1957, (just outside of) Palmdale, CA, USA. Al had played with the Hal Cord Orch. and was quite active all throughout the 1920s and 1930s. 1894 Lou Hooper, Piano b. North Baxton, Ont., Canada d. 1977 Louis Stanley Hooper (May 18, 1894, North Buxton, Ontario - September 17, 1977, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island) was a Canadian jazz pianist. Hooper was raised in Ypsilanti, Michigan and attended the Detroit Conservatory, where he played locally in dance orchestras in the 1910s. He then moved to New York City around 1920; he recorded with Elmer Snowden and Bob Fuller frequently in the middle of the decade, and performed with both of them in Harlem as well as with other ensembles. Hooper served for some time as the house pianist for Ajax Records and accompanied many blues singers on record, including Martha Copeland,Rosa Henderson, Lizzie Miles, Monette Moore, and Ethel Waters. He participated in the Blackbirds revue of 1928. In 1932 Hooper returned to Canada, where he played in Mynie Sutton's dance band, the Canadian Ambassadors. He did local work solo and in ensembles for the next two decades, then was brought back into the limelight by the Montreal Vintage Music Society in 1962. Hooper released an LP of ragtime piano tunes in 1973 entitled Lou Hooper, Piano. He taught at the University of Prince Edward Island late in his life and appeared regularly on CBC television in Halifax. His papers, which include unpublished compositions and an autobiography, are now held at the National Library of Canada in Ottawa. Hooper, Lou - The Canadian Encyclopedia Lou Hooper - Wikipedia 1900 "Little Son Joe", guitar b. Hughes, AR, USA. Played with "Memphis Minnie" Ernest "Little Son Joe" Lawlers (May 18, 1900 in Hughes, Arkansas –November 14, 1961 in Memphis, Tennessee) was an American blues guitarist, vocalist, and composer. Lawlers is best known for his musical partnership with his wife, Memphis Minnie, but he had been playing guitar and singing blues for some years around Memphis before they got together, including a period with Rev.Robert Wilkins, whom he accompanied on record in 1935. He took up with Minnie in the late 1930s, replacing her previous husband and partner,Kansas Joe McCoy. Lawlers made records under his own name, including the well known "Black Rat Swing", but mostly appeared in the supporting role, on a large number of sides covering most of the 40s and the early years of the following decade. He retired from music with Minnie in the 1950s. ~Wikipedia Dick McPartland with his band The Wolverines. 1905 Dick McPartland Guitar/banjo b. Chicago, IL, USA. d. Nov 30, 1957. Dick was the older brother of trumpeter Jimmy McPartland. In the 1920s, both brothers were early members of the 'Austin High School Gang', a group that helped establish Chicago Jazz. Jimmy began on the violin before switching to banjo and guitar. Among the groups with whom he worked during the 1920s in Chicago, included Red McKenzie (he was Eddie Lang's replacement). In 1928, he recorded with Irving Mills and with Jack Teagarden in 1929. In 1936 and 1939, Dick's rhythm guitar was heard on sessions led by bis brother Jimmy. In his early '30s, a heart attack forced Dick to retire from full-time music. He subsequently earned his living as a cab driver, only appearing at an occasional concert, including in 1955 when he played his final gig. He never led his own record date. Richard McPartland&nbsp; 1913 Charles Trenet Composer/Vocals/actor b. (near) Narbonne, France d. Feb. 18, 2001, Creteil (S.E. Suburb of Paris). Charles Trenet (born Louis Charles Auguste Claude Trénet, 18 May 1913, Narbonne, France – 19 February 2001, Créteil, France) was a French singer and songwriter, most famous for his recordings from the late 1930s until the mid-1950s, though his career continued through the 1990s. In an era in which it was exceptional for a singer to write his or her own materLittle Son Joe, may 18th, may 18 birthdays, Pops Foster, Trenet, Al Hewitt, Lou Hooper, MAY 18, nick lucas, The Wolverines, dancing in the dark, Lucius Smith, Tiny TimBIRTHDAYS 1909 Al Hewitt guitar/piano/organ/Harmonica/Banjo/Mandolin b. Denver, CO, USA d. June 1, 1957, (just outside of) Palmdale, CA, USA. Al had played with the Hal Cord Orch....<br/> <br/> [[ This is a content summary only. 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