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KENNY G GUITAR GABLE SLIM GAILLARD GERI GALIAN (Eu) KENNY G Seattle, Washington, 06/05/1956. Popular soprano saxophone in the 1980s-90s. CD Arista 07822-13326-2 “Havana”, 1997 GUITAR GABLE Bellevue, Louisiana 08/17/1937 – Opelousas, Louisiana, 01/28/2017. His real name Gabriel Perrodin. Guitarist, composer and singer. 1950’s Essex 2122 Jumbo mambo SLIM GAILLARD 1/14/1916 Detroit, Michigan- 2/26/1991 London, England. Vocalist, guitarist, pianist, composer, tenor sax. 74564 5/13/48 Cor 60055 NY Taboo ML 1946 Merc 8950 Sabroso S. Gaillard ?1952 1946 Merc 8950 Babalú ?1952 MGM-10938 Bongo cito 1954 Clef 89103 Mishugana mambo 45’rpm Mercury “Mishugana mambo” Lp Merc 8950 “Slim Gaillard and his famous international orchestra”, 1950’s. Babalú ML Lp 3190/25190 “JG rides again”, 1959. Sukiyaki cha-cha Lp Verve-MGV-2013 “Help yourself”, 195_. Mishugana mambo Lp Clef MG-C-126 “Mish Mash”, 195_. Babalú GERI GALIAN (eu) Texas, 12/31/1918 – California, 6/27/2001. He lived in Mexico and also in Spain. 5/13/1948 Co 60055 Tabú ML Co 60377 Co 60005 Chopstick rhumba Co 60377 L5788 8/21/50 Cor 60376 LA Quiéreme mucho (Yours) Cor CRL 56020 74556 5/13/48 Cor 60223 Jungle rhumba 74560 5/13/48 Cor 60223 Rhumba cobra 74564 5/13/48 Cor 60055 NY Taboo / r ML 74564 5/13/48 Cor 603776 Quiéreme mucho / r 74564 5/13/48 CRL 56020 Quiéreme mucho / r 74567 5/13/48 Cor 60005 US Chopstick rhumba / r 74567 5/13/48 Cor 60005 US Chopstick rhumba / r Cor 6037 Yours 74559 48-51 Cor 60223 US Jungle Rhumba / r X –161- 1954-56 Yellow rose of Texas mambo / mb Lp Warner Bros 1229 “Come closer to me – Gerry Galian his piano and the Caballeros”, ca. 1958. Come closer to me OF The breeze and I EL Esto es felicidad ODF Chacha de salón Contigo en la distancia Lp Coral 10 56020 Rhumba Rythm “GG and Caribbean rhythm boy”, 1951. Quiéreme mucho AR/GR Rumba Jungla TB Rumba cobra MLV Tabú ML Chopsticks rumba GG Lp Warner Bros 1229 “Come closer to me, Gery Galan and the caballeros” Come closer to me UF The breeze and I EL Esto es felicidad ODF, l CECIL GANT Columbia, Tennessee, 4/4/1913 - Nashville, Tennessee, 2/4/1951. Singer, pianist, R&B composer, boogie-woogie. Gift edge-512 Rhumba Boogie Woogie / r ORQUESTA JAN GARBER (eu) Indianapolis, 11/5/1897 - Louisiana, 10/5/1977. Violinist. He was in Guy Lombardo's orchestra and later had his own, in the same style. Penguin, cited work, p. 450. 105165 6/19/58 Decca DL EU Medley: Baila mi Cha cha chá (7) Mi música es para ti Cero codazos, cero cabezazos Lp DL 88675 “JG in Danceland”, 1959. Call to the post cha-cha CARMEN GARCIA CARNEJO 5/16/1917 Vi- 69794 Tu / h ESF DIGNO GARCIA AND THE TRIO PARAGUAYS (eu) Luque, Paraguay, 9/22/1919 – Geraardsbergen, Belgium, 2/4/1984. Composer and virtuoso of the Paraguayan harp. Lp Corners of the world FCL/ FCS- 4217 “Digno Garcia and the Trio Paraguays”, 1965. Cuando Calienta el Sol CR Lp Corners of the world FCD “Music of Digno Garcia and the Trio Paraguays”, 1965. Cuando Calienta el Sol CR Lp Monument SLP-18053 “Guantanamera”, 1966. Moliendo café F La última noche BC Lp Belter “Amanecer cubano”, 1968. En la costa brava Lp Palette S-3309 “La última noche”, 1966. Serafina BC Lp Palette 40144 “Digno Garcia y sus Carios”, 1962. Cuando Calienta el Sol CR HANK GARLAND South Carolina 11/11/1930 - 12/27/2004 Orange Park, Fl. Musician, guitarist, jazz and country music (Stuart Hamblen). 1951 Dec 46281 It is no secret EL (Damisela encantadora) JUDY GARLAND (eu) Michigan, 6/10/1922 - London, 6/22/1969. Frances Gumm, singer and film actress who started very young in 1935, achieved fame with the Andy Hardy film cycle, and later would participate in many famous as "The Wizard of Oz". And El Manisero also sang in this famous movie “Nace una Estrella”. Penguin, cited work, p. 450. Oxford, cited work, p. 214. Lp Harmony 11366 “Judy Garland – A star is born”, ca.1955. The peanut vendor / prg MS RED GARLAND TRIO Dallas, Texas 5/13/1928 – Dallas, Texas, 4/23/1984. Modern jazz pianist, who worked with Miles Davis in the 1950s. Lp Prestige PRLP-7139 “Manteca”, ca.1959. Manteca CB Lp Prestige P 24078 “Rediscovered”, ca.1959. ERROLL GARNER 6/15/1923 Pittsburg- 01/02/1977 Los Angeles. Jazz pianist and composer. 45’ rpm Merc 3726 “Explay Mambo Garner” Lp ABC/ABCS-365 “Dreamstreet”, 1961. Mambo Gothan Lp Col 12” Cl-939 “The most happy piano”, 1957. Mambo 207 Lp CL 4213/ CS 8132/ Cl 1217 “Paris impresions Vol 2”, 1958. La petite mambo Lp MGM-E-SE4361 “Campus Concert”, 1966. Mambo erroll Lp MGM-20055 “Mambo moves Garcer”, 1/55. Mambo nights Mambo blues Mambo Garner Lp CL 883 “Concert by the sea”, 1956. Mambo Carmel TOMMY GARNET (eu) Lp Liberty 4C054-92135 “Tommy Garnet No. 3” Guantanamera Lp Col 12” Cl-939 “The most happy piano”, 1957. D’JALMA GARNIER D’Jalma Garnier III 1954 St. Paul, Michigan. Musician and composer. Lp DLP 25905 “Help yourself to the Brazilance”, 1969. Pulpa de tamarindo BETTY GARRETT Missouri 05/23/1919 - Los Angeles 02/12/2011. Singer and dancer, she performed on Broadway and made movies and television. MQM US The Humprey Bogart rhumba / r US 10367 PATSY GARRETT WHIT CUBAN ORCHESTRA Atlantic City, New Jersey 5/4/1921 – Indio, California, 1/8/2015. Continental Blue rhumba / r 1182 TOMMY GARRETT Lp Liberty LMM 13805/ LSS 14005 “50 guitars go south of the borders”, 1961. Come closer to me OF Lp Liberty LMM 13016/LSS 14016 “50 guitars go south of the borders”, 1962. Green eyes Lp Liberty LMM 13030/LSS 14030 “Mama Elena”, 1963. The breeze and I Jungle drums Taboo Lp Liberty LMM 13038/LSS 14038 “In a Brazilian mood”, 1967. Babalú Guantanamera Lp Liberty LSS 1405 “The rest of the 50 guitarrist”, 1969. Guantanamera Lp LSS 5507/ S-6607 “50 guitars limited editors”, 1966. Cuando calienta el sol Lp London HA-G-2397JAHG 6197 “50 guitars go south of the borders” Lp United Artist UA –LA-123F “Down Mexico way”, 1973. Say si si Lp Liberty 4C054-92135 “Gratest No. 3” Guantanamera Lp Liberty SX6607 “The 50 guitars of Tommy Garrett” Cuando calienta el sol Lp London HA-G-2397 “50 guitars go South of the border” Come closer to me OF Lp Liberty 717101 “50 guitars in South America-Maria”, 1963. Without you OF Tabú The breeze and I EL JOHN GART France, 6/6/1905 - Florida, 9/281989. Organist. Lp Kapp KL 1074/ 10745 “The songs of South of the border”, 1957. Reissued in KS-3007, 4/1959. Peanut vendor Quiéreme mucho Always in my heart Breeze and I Jungle Drums Green Eyes GEORGE J. GASKIN (eu) Belfast, Ireland, 2/16/1863 – New York, 12/14/1920. Pianist and singer. Ca. 1890 Col Cyl 4154 The wreck of the Maine H.N.Petrie GAUCHO 1950 Savoy 783 Jungle mambo / m ELLIE GAYE 10/23/1940 Brooklyn, New York – 08/26/2009 New York City. Popular music singer and songwriter. 1958 RCA 47-7231 Chacha charming / ch THE GAYLORDS (eu) Trio of American singers formed by Ronald L. Fredianelli who changed his name to Ronnie Gaylords, Bonaldo Bonaldi, meaning Bust Holiday and Don Rea. 45’rpm Mercury 700-30 X-45 “Cuban love song”, 1952. 45’rpm Mercury 70589-45 “Mambo Rock”, 1955. GEORGE GAYNES George Jongejans, Helsinki 5/3/1917- 2/15/2016 North Bend Washington. American singer and actor. ca.1956 28652 Rosalind Rosell Conga / r ca. 1956 28654 A quiet girl Conga / r BEE GEE TAVERN BAND (eu) Polkas interpreter. There is a book that talks about them "Pasión por la polka". Old Time Ethnic Music in America. 7/18/41 Okeh The conga echoes Bill Gale 16015 Conquer US The conga echoes Bill Gale 9221 GERRY AND THE PACEMAKERS It was an outstanding English beat group in the 1960s in England. Lp Laurie LLP-2037/ SLP-2037 “Girl on a swing”, 1966. GERSHWIN TRIO (eu) Formed by Bert Ralton, alto sax and oboe, Mr. King (?) Banjo and George Gershwin, p. Intriguing recording. Is Cuban moon of their authorship? Will this matrix be in Victor's files, or perhaps a copy among Gershwin's belongings? The data is found in Brian Rust, "The American Dance Band Discography, 1917-1942". 7/13/1920 Victor test NY Cuban moon Guantanamera JEANNE GERVILLE France 03/26/1882 – New York, 01/05/1915. Contralto traveled to the United States in 1907 but died in 1915. His mother was from Madrid, Spain. C-8334* 12/9/10 Victor Habanera / h B-8334* 12/9/10 Victor Habanera/ h *Información extraída de “Discography of American Historical Recordings (DAHR).” STAN GETZ (eu) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2/2/1927 - Malibu, California, 6/6/1991. Tenor saxophone, one of the best American jazz has had, active in be-bop and especially in cool jazz; he recorded in 1953 Siboney with Gillespie, and this other recording must be from the same time, with the Johnny Smith orchestra. See Chediak, cited work, p. 92 and Kinkle, cited work, p. 962. Roost 547 Tabú ML VERNON GEYER (eu) Órgano 1938 BL 7382 US Siboney GUIDO GIALDINI German 1878 Berlin, real name Kurt Abramowitz. Whisting artist. He toured Europe between 1904-1925 and the United States. Pathe 35103 Havana / h 1/13/1911 B- 9811 Habanera 13/01/1911 Victor 52013 Habanera Carmen / h F. GIANINI (it?) Italy, 1868 – Philadelphia, 1948.
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