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Teddy Bunn. Theodore Leroy „Teddy“ Bunn (* 7. Mai 1910 in Freeport, Long Island, New York; † 20. Juli 1978 in Lancaster, Kalifornien) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazzgitarrist des Swing und Rhythm and Blues .
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- 5
- CD, Compilation
- Japan
- P-Vine Records-PCD-5776
I'm Walkin' This Town (Teddy Bunn) Dec 1, 1937: 02:59 Studio In A 18th Century Drawing Room (Milt Herth) Jun 8, 1939: 02:51 Studio In My Miz (Watts, Jackson) Apr 8, 1938: 02:26 Studio In The Oven (Teddy Bunn) 1948: 02:14 Studio Indiana (James F. Hanley, Ballard MacDonald) Dec 27, 1945: 02:27 Radio Irritation Blues (Teddy Bunn) 1949: 02:31 Studio
Bunn also recorded with two archetypal New Orleans clarinetists, first with Jimmie Noone in 1937, then in January 1938 with Johnny Dodds & His Chicago Boys. Bunn’s working itinerary for the rest of 1938 included sessions with Decca’s designated Fats Waller impersonator Bob Howard; with electric organist Milt Herth; with boogie-woogie ...
Bluebird 78B-8981 — I'm On My Last Go Round / Thirsty Mama Blues - Leadbelly / Hot Lips Page (1941) Fabulous CDFADCD 2050 — The Hot Lips Page Collection 1929-53/1 (2015) P-Vine CDPCD-5776 — The Very Best of Teddy Bunn 1937-1940 (1999) b. 058150-1. Just Another Woman (Leonard Feather) - 2:53.
Bunn was born in Freeport, New York.: 3 He had two brothers, Kenneth and Jimmy.: 3 Bunn's father played accordion and harmonica; his mother played organ in a church.: 3 Bunn was given a guitar by his father, who also gave him some basic instruction; apart from this, Bunn was self-taught.
Duke Ellington And His Orchestra, Frank Newton Quintet, Hot Lips Page Trio, J.C. Higginbotham Quintet, Jimmie Noone And His Orchestra, Jimmy Johnson And His Band, Johnny Dodds And His Chicago Boys, Ladnier-Mezzrow All-Stars, Mezz Mezzrow And His Orchestra, Mezzrow-Ladnier Quintet, Milt Herth Quartet, Port Of Harlem Jazzmen, Port Of Harlem Seven, Sidney Bechet Quintet, Sidney Bechet's Blue Note ...
