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Walter Page's Blue Devils. Profile: Founded by Walter Page, the band started in Oklahoma City in 1925, and becoming mainstays in Kansas City. Many members of this band moved over to Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra as the 1930's progressed. Sites:
From 1925 to 1933, the legendary Oklahoma City Blue Devils territory band was among the best in the southwest and plains states. And as a precursor to the iconic Count Basie Orchestra, the pioneering group of Oklahoma musicians blazed a trail for both jazz and music history. This week on LoyalTV, join us at the UCO Jazz Lab for a hip-swinging and hand-clapping look back at the heyday of the ...
OKC goes on a 21-0 run in the 1st half and never looks back, getting double-figure scoring from seven players in a 117-100 win over Maine. The OKC Blue prevailed in Portland, Maine, to capture its first NBA G League Championship on Monday night. The Blue, fueled by a 21-0 first-half run, had seven players post double-digit scoring totals en ...
From 1925 to 1933, the legendary Oklahoma City Blue Devils territory band was among the best in the southwest and plains states. And as a precursor to the iconic Count Basie Orchestra, the pioneering group of Oklahoma musicians blazed a trail for both jazz and music history. This week on LoyalTV, join us at the UCO Jazz Lab for a hip-swinging and hand-clapping look back at the heyday of the ...
Oklahoma City Blue Devils. The Oklahoma City Blue Devils, also known as Walter Page's Blue Devils, featured an all-star lineup as one of Kansas City's premier jazz bands in the late 1920s and early 1930s. The territory band is…. Read Full Biography.
The Blue Devils were an early Kansas City Jazz band, several members of this band would go on to and play in Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra and the Count Basie Orchestra. The founder of the Blue Devils was Walter Page. The band started in Oklahoma City in 1925. The Blue Devils played in the Southwest and travelling by car played small ...
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.
