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The Chronological Hot Lips Page 1940–1944 (Classics) mit Vic Dickenson, Benny Morton, Ben Webster, Ike Quebec, Lucky Thompson, Leonard Feather, Hank Jones; After Hours in Harlem (HighNote, 1940/41) mit Thelonious Monk, Herbie Fields, Tiny Grimes; Commodore Classics – Swing Street Showcase: Jonah Jones/Hot Lips Page (Commodore, 1944/45)
He worked with territory bands as well as Arnett Cobb, Hot Lips Page, Rex Stewart, Don Byas, Charlie Christian, Thelonious Monk, Edgar Hayes, Cab Calloway, and other jazz luminaries. In 1938, and in 1944, Bostic led the house band at Smalls Paradise . [5]
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1995 CD release of "1940-1944" on Discogs.
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21. Aug. 2022 · Spanning 1929-1953 (Page died in 1954, aged only 46), the 48 well-chosen tracks in chronological order (after the title track), many with stellar accompaniment, contain ample evidence for these high opinions, which were shared by Louis Armstrong, a prime inspiration for Page’s exuberant and expressive style.
- Hugh Rainey
2003 Earl Bostic - Magic Bostic 1944-1952 (Jazz Archives 209) {Epm} [WEB], Cat Anderson Trumpet Mickey Baker Guitar Danny Barker Guitar Ted Barnett Sax (Tenor) Fred Beckett Trombone Keter Betts Bass Earl Bostic Arranger, Compose
He worked with territory bands as well as Arnett Cobb, Hot Lips Page, Rex Stewart, Don Byas, Charlie Christian, Thelonious Monk, Edgar Hayes, Cab Calloway, and other jazz luminaries. In 1938, and in 1944, Bostic led the house band at Smalls Paradise. [3]
7. Okt. 2003 · Discover Magic Bostic 1944-1952 by Earl Bostic released in 2003. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
