Buster Bailey
Real Name:
William C. Bailey
Profile:
US jazz clarinetist and saxophone player from the swing-era..
Born: July 19, 1902 in Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Died: April 12, 1967 in New York City, New York, USA.
Born: July 19, 1902 in Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Died: April 12, 1967 in New York City, New York, USA.
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In Groups:
Bessie Smith And Her Band,
Bessie Smith And Her Blue Boys,
Billie Holiday And Her Orchestra,
Billy Kyle's Big Eight,
Buster Bailey & His Orchestra,
Buster Bailey And His Seven Chocolate Dandies,
Buster Bailey Quartet,
Buster Bailey Sextet,
Buster Bailey Swing Group,
Buster Bailey's Rhythm Band,
Buster Bailey's Rhythm Busters,
Buster Bailey's Six,
Chu Berry And His Stompy Stevedores,
Clarence Williams' Blue Five,
Clarence Williams' Jazz Kings,
Clarence Williams' Washboard Five,
Claude Hopkins All Stars,
Danny Barker's Fly Cats,
Dave Nelson's Harlem Highlights,
Earl Randolph's Orchestra,
Erskine Tate's Vendome Orchestra,
Fletcher Henderson And His Orchestra,
Ginny Simms And Her Orchestra,
Henderson's Hot Six,
Henderson's Roseland Orchestra,
Henry "Red" Allen And His Orchestra,
Henry "Red" Allen's All Stars,
Ida Cox And Her Five Blue Spells,
Jerry Kruger & Her Knights Of Rhythm,
John Kirby And His Onyx Club Boys,
John Kirby And His Orchestra,
John Kirby Sextet,
Jonah Jones And His Orchestra,
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band,
King Oliver's Jazz Band,
Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra,
Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra,
Mamie Smith & Her Jazz Band,
Mamie Smith And Her Jazz Hounds,
Mildred Bailey And Her Orchestra,
Perry Bradford Jazz Phools,
Putney Dandridge And His Orchestra,
Putney Dandridge And His Swing Band,
Sam Price's Fly Cats,
Sidney Bechet & His Circle Seven,
Stuff Smith And His Onyx Club Boys,
Teddy Wilson And His Orchestra,
The Dixie Stompers,
The Fletcher Henderson All Stars,
The Harlem Blues Serenaders,
The Harlem Hamfats,
The International Jazzmen,
The Louisiana Stompers,
The Mills Blue Rhythm Band,
The Red Onion Jazz Babies,
The Saints & Sinners,
The Spencer Trio,
Trummy Young's Big Seven,
Wingy Manone & His Orchestra
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