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3. Apr. 2021 · Gene Krupa "Sing, Sing, Sing" on The Ed Sullivan Show, June 26, 1960.Subscribe now to never miss an update: https://ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe Watch Moto...
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4. Feb. 2020 · Gene Krupa. Gene Krupa’s place in the history of jazz will be assured due to the fact that he was the first man to ever use a bass drum pedal in a recording studio back in 1927.
The Chicago Beginning. Born on January 15th, 1909, to Bartolome and Anna Krupa, Gene became the youngest son following the loss of his younger brother. The tradition in many ardently Catholic families was to give over the youngest son to the “church”. Although an obligation Gene did his best to honor for his mother (his father had passed ...
17. Okt. 1973 · Gene Krupa, who changed the drummer in jazz bands from a timekeeper to a soloist through his flamboyant performances in Benny Goodman's orchestra in the nineteenthirties, died yesterday at his ...
Gene Krupa- Sing Sing Sing In 1943, at the height of his fame he was arrested on a trumped up drugs charge and jailed. His ex-wife, Ethel, came to the rescue and returned the cheque for $100,000 dollars – her divorce settlement.
15. Jan. 2024 · Gene Krupa’s journey commenced one hundred and fifteen years ago today on January 15, 1909, in Chicago, Illinois. Born to Roman Catholic parents who initially envisioned a different path for him—a path that led to the priesthood—Krupa’s early education took place in the hallowed halls of parochial schools. As he transitioned into James H. Bowen High School on Chicago’s southeast side ...
11. Jan. 2024 · Gene Krupa was born in Chicago on 15 January, 1909, the youngest of six children. Brought up a Catholic, Gene’s mother wanted him to become a priest. However, at the age of 10 he took a part-time job as an errand boy in a local music store. Growing up on Chicago’s notoriously tough South Side, he could have got caught up in the local street ...
