Lee Collins
A talented early New Orleans trumpeter, Collins started out his career playing as a teenager in various brass bands, including the Young Eagles, the Columbia Band, and the Young Tuxedo Band. In 1924, Collins went to Chicago, where he was Louis Armstrong's replacement with King Oliver; he also recorded with Jelly Roll Morton. He returned to New Orleans and cut four brilliant sides with the Jones-Collins Astoria Hot Eight in 1929, played briefly in 1930 with Luis Russell in New York, and then went back to Chicago. Throughout the 1930s and '40s, Collins often accompanied blues singers and was a regular fixture in Chicago clubs. After touring Europe with Mezz Mezzrow in 1951 and 1954, he became ill and had to retire. His autobiography (Oh Didn't He Ramble) is filled with priceless stories about the early days of New Orleans jazz.
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Diskografie
6 Album, -en • Geordnet nach Bestseller
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Black Horns - Rare Cuts Well Done Vol 10
Sidney de Paris, Tommy Ladnier, Lee Collins
Jazz - Erschienen bei Jazz Crusade am 10.10.2005
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Lee Collins - Ralph Sutton's Jazzola Six
Jazz - Erschienen bei CoolNote am 01.01.2000
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I Can Dish It - Can You Take It?
Jazz - Erschienen bei CoolNote am 01.01.2000
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The Greatest Gift
Country - Erschienen bei Lee Collins am 15.08.2018
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Spilt personality
Pop - Erschienen bei 7049388 Records DK am 30.04.2024
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo