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Arvid Gram Paulsen
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Arvid Gram Paulsen (1922 – 1963) was the best of Norwegian tenorsax players in the swing tradition, a charismatic personality with multi-instrumental talents like Benny Carter, but living a rather unhealthy life and passed away much too early… … Read entire article »
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Sven Stiberg
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Sven Stiberg (1914 – 1992) was Sweden’s greatest jazz guitar personality in the vintage era, and his recordings with Svenska Hotkvintetten in the early forties belong among Europe’s greatest treasures in the string swing tradition… … Read entire article »
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Frank Haynes
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Frank Haynes (1928 – 1965) was one of those brilliant modern black tenorsax players who left us a handful of magnificent recordings in the early 1960s but died so young… … Read entire article »
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Frank “Big Boy” Goudie
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Frank “Big Boy” Goudie (1899 – 1964) was one of early tenorsax pioneers, mostly working in Europe, with many strong recording sessions in the 1930s involving Willie Lewis, Bill Coleman and others… … Read entire article »
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Henry Bridges
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Henry Bridges (1908 – 1986) was a fine tenorsax player, mostly known for his works with Harlan Leonard & His Rockets in 1940… … Read entire article »
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Coleman Hawkins (part 2)
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Coleman Hawkins (1904 – 1969) was thrown into an unfamiliar jazz world when he returned from Europe in 1939, but he adapted quickly to the challenges and remained one of the most active and creative jazz tenorsax artists… … Read entire article »
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Freddie Webster
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Freddie Webster (1916 – 1947) was the most legendary of pre-bop trumpeters, if there ever was one, inspiring later musicians like Miles Davis, but fell victim to bad habits and left pitiful few recordings compared to his talents… … Read entire article »
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