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Sonny Greer, 1943. William Alexander „Sonny“ Greer (* 13. Dezember 1895 in Long Branch, New Jersey; † 23. März 1982) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazz - Schlagzeuger in der Band von Duke Ellington .
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The Duke’s Men, der Titel der Kompilation, stammt zwar von Columbia Records, doch bereits 1944 legte Sonny Greer unter der Bandbezeichnung Sonny Greer and The Duke's Men die 78er Mood Indigo/The Mooche bei Capitol Records vor. Eine zweite Kompilation folgte 1956 unter dem Titel Ellington's Sidekicks.
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Greer continued to play, mainly as a freelance drummer, working with musicians such as Johnny Hodges, Red Allen, J. C. Higginbotham, Tyree Glenn, and Brooks Kerr, as well as appearing in films, and briefly leading his own band. Greer featured in the 1958 black-and-white photograph by Art Kane known as "A Great Day in Harlem". He was part of a ...
