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WebPerformer: The Polecats; Dick Oxtot; Bunky Coleman; Bob Mielke; K. O. Ecklund; Bob Bissonette; Howard Wood; Bob Hoskins. Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four … WebThey hired The Bearcats, various Oxtot combinations and also Le Sharpton’s group. Almost everybody worked or sat in there in the next eight or ten years.” L to R below: Bob Mielke, Bill Erickson, bassist Pete Allen (barely visible), Dick Oxtot, Bill Napier, Burp Hollow, San Francisco, late 1950s. Oxtot collection. DICK OXTOT STOMPERS sextet
Dick oxtot
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http://jazzhotbigstep.com/647634.html WebJan 26, 2000 · Oxtot, 81, playing banjo from a wheelchair, sang the chorus of "Yessir, that's my baby" with gusto ("Who's that walkin' down the street, who's that lookin' so petite"), and at the end of the song...
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WebEnglish Performer: The Polecats; Dick Oxtot; Bunky Coleman; Bob Mielke; K. O. Ecklund; Bob Bissonette; Howard Wood; Bob Hoskins Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 2.0 mil truncated conical, 2.3 mil truncated conical, 2.8 mil truncated conical, 3.3 mil truncated conical. WebNov 28, 2024 · Bill Bardin and Dick Oxtot (1918-2001) met in the mid-1940s, working together intermittently for the next half century. Oxtot was a gifted multi-instrumentalist, banjo player, tunesmith, singer and gig getter who led bands for most of his adult life. Though Dick constantly altered his rosters, Bardin was a steady fixture in Oxtot’s …
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http://jazzhotbigstep.com/622634.html ealing dhp applicationWebDick Oxtot's Golden Age Jazz Band This item is not for sale. Release Info. Catalog Number. ARHLP4007 Year of Release. 1974 Label/Collection. Arhoolie Records. Artist(s) Dick Oxtot's Golden Age Jazz Band with Diane Holmes. Genre(s) Jazz & Ragtime. Folkways Suggests. New Orleans Jazz at the Kitty Halls ... ealing duty numberWeb[At a party] Dick Oxtot invited a plain, pimply girl to sing. Oxtot always knew women who wanted to sing: he should have run a talent bureau. But the singer at this particular party wanted to be Bessie Smith, it seemed. Anyway, she sang Bessie’s “Black Mountain Blues” and a pop hit of the day, “Walk Right In (Sit Right Down)”. ealing duty to referWebDick Oxtot's Polecats Honeybucket 1955 This is an anthology of Oxtot Polecats recordings from the Honeybucket 1955. Provenance is unclear, but it was probably taped and … ealing duty planningWebDick Oxtot was known for talent-spotting and mentoring a succession of brilliant female singers and musicians. He developed a keen ability for spotting diamonds-in-the-rough, … csp become a stewardWebDick Oxtot's Polecats Honeybucket 1955 This is an anthology of Oxtot Polecats recordings from the Honeybucket 1955. Provenance is unclear, but it was probably taped and assembled by Bob Orrfelt, an audio engineer, jazz fan and friend of the Bearcats. This audio was retrieved from a cassette copy in Dick Oxtot's personal tape collection. ealing duty planning officerWebAug 31, 2024 · Dick Oxtot’s ensemble from the Bagatelle is seen in rehearsal at a private home with Louisiana-born clarinet player Clem Raymond, probably 1959. The Bagatelle Bistro, 1959 “ Oxtot had a Sunday afternoon gig on Polk Street at one time and Goudie was in the band, ” recalled Bob Mielke, “ I remember some marvelous sessions there. ealing dv service