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1. www.filmdienst.de › 11536 › die-letzten-der-blue-devilsDie letzten der "Blue Devils" - FILMDIENST

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   Ein Dokumentarfilm über den Swing, der während der 30er Jahre in Kansas City entstand. Eine der Bands, die diesen neuen Musikstil kreierten, war die "Oklahoma City Blue Devils"-Band, deren Musiker später im berühmten "Benny Moten Orchestra" spielten, das schließlich unter der Leitung von Count Basie auftrat. Vierzig Jahre danach treffen die noch lebenden Größen wieder zu einem Konzert ...

2. www.wikiwand.com › es › Oklahoma_City_Blue_DevilsOklahoma City Blue Devils - Wikiwand

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   Los Oklahoma City Blue Devils fueron una de las territory bands más importantes de la década de 1920. Originalmente llamada Billy King's Road Show, al deshacerse esta banda en Oklahoma City en 1925, Walter Page se convirtió en su líder y cambió el nombre.

3. www.allaboutjazz.com › musicians › walter-pageWalter Page Musician - All About Jazz

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   9. Feb. 2012 · The Blue Devils toured Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and Missouri in a Stoddard-Dayton touring car playing small clubs and dime-a-dance halls. They made their only recordings in Kansas City. "Blue Devil Blues" and "Squabblin'" were recorded for the Vocalion label in the studios of WDAF on November 10, 1929. "Squabblin'" featured a fine clarinet solo by Buster Smith and "Blue Devil Blues" showcased ...

4. aaregistry.org › story › the-oklahoma-city-blue-devils-band-isThe Oklahoma City Blue Devils Band is formed.

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   *The Oklahoma City Blue Devils are celebrated on this date in 1923. They were the premier Black Southwest territory jazz band in the 1920s. Originally called Billy King’s Road Show, the name Blue Devils came from the name of a gang of fence cutters operating during the early days of the American West. The personnel included some of the […]

5. www.405magazine.com › the-dynamite-devils-of-okcThe Dynamite Devils of OKC - 405 Magazine

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   1. Feb. 2023 · The band formed in 1923 as part of the Billy King Road Show, featuring music and vaudeville acts. When that show disbanded in Oklahoma City in 1925, Page reorganized the jazz group, renaming it Walter Page’s Blue Devils, though some contend it was named the Oklahoma City Blue Devils. The name, so one story goes, came from outlaw cattlemen who ...

6. www.blackpast.org › author › danielsdouglashenryDouglas Henry Daniels, Author at - Blackpast

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   13. Feb. 2007 · The Oklahoma City Blue Devils were a territorial band with a legendary reputation among musicians in the Southwest. Starting in 1923 accompanying Billy King’s road show, “Moonshine,” at the Aldridge Theatre in Oklahoma City, they also performed for white and African American audiences from Texas …

7. en-academic.com › dic › enwikiOklahoma City Blue Devils - Academic Dictionaries and...

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   Oklahoma City Blue Devils; Origin: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA: Genres: Big band: Years active: 1920s-1930s: Past members; William "Count" Basie Abe Bolar Eddie Durham Jo Jones Oran "Hot Lips" Page Walter Page Jimmy Rushing Henry "Buster" Smith LeRoy V."Snake" White Claude Williams Lester Young