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Jack & Julie Harp and Cello Duets Apple Jacks Joe Jackson Little Willie Jackson Jackson's Musical Champions Earl Jackson JACK & JULIE HARP AND CELLO DUETS Lp Sue STLP 1029 “Yours truly”, 1964. Malagueña / r EL APPLE JACKS Lp Cameo C-1016 “Top Teen Dances”, (Varios Artistas) , (1961-62) . Apple Jacks Rock a Conga Lp Wyncote W/SW 9008 “Rock a Conga ”, (Varios), (1964). Rock a Conga DL/JL JOE JACKSON Inglaterra, 11/8/1954. Cantante, saxofonista y compositor. Lp A&M SP 5000 “Body and Soul”, 1984. Chacha loco / ch LITTLE WILLIE JACKSON Houston, Texas, 9/9/1912 - Los Angeles, California 13/2/2001. Ciego, tocaba el saxofón, líder de banda, vocalista. Ace Records The peanut vendor / r MS CD CHD 749 JACKSON’S MUSICAL CHAMPIONS Lp Melotone 1208 “The peanut vendor”, 20/1/31. The peanut vendor / r MS EARL JACKSON’S MUSICAL CHAMPIONS (¿) Me-M12080 The peanut vendor / r MS Creole 4 The peanut vendor/ r MS DICK JACOBS 29/3/1918-20/5/1988. Músico, mayormente conocido por sus arreglos para muchas bandas importantes 1958 Coral 61951 Mambo No. 5 / r PP DON JACOBY AND HIS COLLEGE ALL STAR DANCE BAND 30/1/1920- 25/12/1992 Don “Jake” Jacoby - Trompetista, líder de banda y compositor. LP MGM E3881 “Don Jacoby and His College All-Star Dance Band” Wedding Cha Cha Cha Kiss Of Fire Cha Cha Cha ILLINOIS JACQUET AND BEN WEBSTER Illinois Jacquet 30/10/1922 -Broussart, Louisiana 22/7/2004 en Nueva York. Uno de los mejores tocadores de sax-tenor en todos los tiempos. Ben Webster nació en Kansas City el 27/03/1909 y falleció en Ámsterdam, Holanda el 20/09/1973. Considerado uno de los tres sax-tenor más importantes de todos los tiempos junto a Coleman Hawkins y Lester Young. Lp Clef 10” MGC 680 “The kid and the brute”, 1954. Mambacito mio / mb ALFRED JACY AND HIS ORCHESTRA (?) Bluebird 11190 Conga salad Bluebird 11306 Havana conga / cg O. Estivil Lolita Cuevas 11306 AHMAD JAMAL’S 3 STRINGS Lp Argo 602 “Chamber Music of the new Jazz”, 1956. New Rumba AJ Lp Argo 636 “The Ahmad Jamal Trio, Volume IV, AJ at the spotlight Café”, 1958. Taboo AJ Lp Argo 662 “Happy Moods”, 1960. Lp Argo 685 “AJ’s Alhambra”, 1961. The Breeze and I AJ 6855 10/25/51 Okeh 5288 EG Rica Pulpa ELMORE JAMES Holmes county, Mississippi 27/1/1918 – Chicago, 24/5/1963. Guitarrista de “blue” y cantante. Compositor y líder de banda Lp Capricorn CD 942006-2 “King of the slide guitar”, 1992. At the crossroads (Malagueña) / r EL Lp Bell B- 6037 “At the crossroads”, 1969. At the crossroads (Malagueña) / r HARRY JAMES & HIS ORCHESTRA (eu) Albany Georgia, 15/3/1961 - Las Vegas , Nevada, 5/7/1983. 4/7/41 Col 36081 For want of a star (La comparsa) / r WY 29542 1/22/41 Col 36146 NY La paloma SY Lp Columbia CL 669 “Jam Session”, 1955. Queen of the mambo / mb Lp Dot DLP 3669/25669 “The ballads and the heat”, 1966. Cubano chant Andalucía / r EL TINY JAMES AND EVERET NOUSE AT THE MIGHTY WURLITZER (eu) En el órgano del teatro Fox de S. Francisco 1929. 4600 sillas en 2/1963. Lp Fantay 85013 “Farewell to the Fox”, 1963. Cuban Serenade LESTER JANNING Epic 9296 Over the rainbow chacha/ ch PEPE JARAMILLO AND HIS ORCHESTRA (eu) Laredo, México 27/10/1921 – Andalucía, España 30/4/2001. Pianista, compositor, y arreglista Lp Bethlehem Bx- 4003 “Salud México”, 1962. Rico vacilón/ ch Come closer to me / r OF Say si si / r EL Lp King 755 “Mexican Fiesta”, 1961. Green eyes / r NM Breeze and I / r EL Siboney EL ARTHUR JARRET AND HIS ORCHESTRA (eu) Nueva York, NY, 20/7/1907 - Los Ángeles, California, 23/7/1987. Conocido como cantante y director de orquesta en los años 30 y 40s. 064421 5/28/41 Vi 27501 CH Green eyes NM 2/1931 BR 6235 Cuban Love Songs JAUDAS BAND 1917 BA 3298 US Havanola JAY & KAIT G. J.J. Johnson: Indianapolis, 22/1/1924- 4/2/2001. Kai Winding: Dinamarca, 18/05/1922 - New York City, 6/05/1983. Formaron un octeto de trombonistas. Lp Columbia 12” CL- 892 “Jay and Kai Trombone octet”, 1956. The Peanut vendor / r MS JESSICA JAY Lp VMP VMHP 051-2 “Chilly chacha”, 1998. Chilly cha cha / ch JEAN, WYCLEF & THE FIGURES Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti, 17/10/1969. Músico de Hip hop y reggaeton. 1997 Col 32808 Guantanamera JF Lp Columbia CK 67974 “The Carnival” (featuring Celia Cruz), 1997. Guantanamera / r JF GORDON JENKINS (eu) Webster Groves, Missouri 12/5/1910 – California, 1/5/1984. Compositor, arreglista y director. Bien conocido, colaboró con grandes estrellas en las décadas del ’40 y ’50. Penguin, obra cit. p.607. Lp Vocalion VL-3615 “Dreamer’s holiday – Gordon Jenkins and his orchestra and chorus”, 195_. Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps OF Lp Decca 24720 “Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps”, 8/12/49. Lp DL 8313 “Music for the boyfriend”, 1956. The oh and ah mambo / mb JACK JENNY Y SU ORQUESTA (eu) Masson City, Iowa, 12/5/1910 - Los Angeles, California, 16/12/1945. Director y trombonista. 25720 12/6/39 Okeh 5304 NY Cuban boogie woogie CARBONERILLA DE JEREZ & ANDREW CONDE Lp Verve MGV 2005 “Babalú”, 1957. Babalú / r ML MARIA JERITZA Checoslovaquia, 6/10/1887 - Orange, Nueva Jersey, 10/7/1982. Soprano importante. Gramophone Habanera / h DB- 1159 HENRY JEROME Nueva York, NY, 12/11/1917 – Plantation, Fl., 23/3/2011. Líder de banda, trompetista y compositor. Lp Decca DL 4085 ”Brazen Brass goes Hollywood”, 1961. Three coins in the fountain / ch Tammy Chachacha / ch Lp Decca DL 4226 ”Brazen Brass goes Latin”, 1962. Mambo No. 5 / mb Taboo / r ML Peanut vendor / r MS Sweet and gentle / ch Jeanine ( I dream of lilac time) chacha / ch Three coins in the fountain chacha / ch JERRY JEROME Brooklyn, NY, 19/06/1912 - Sarasota, Florida 17/11/2001. Saxofonista tenor. 45” rpm MGM “Ja-Da-Cha Cha” JEROME ,M.K Nueva York, NY, 18/7/1893 - Encino, California 8/1/1977. Pianista y compositor. 1937 The Cuban heel Jose Oneil ORCHESTRA CRISTOBAL JIMENEZ Lp Regal SREG 2033 “Tropical Fire”, 1967. Pa vigo me voy / r EL Cuando calienta el sol / r Hnos Rigual Trumpet chachacha / ch Andalucía / r EL KILLER JOE Nueva York, NY, 2/3/1921 – Nueva York, NY 5/2/1989 Su verdadero nombre era Frank Piro, su nombre artístico Killer Joe. Lp Atl SD 8108 “International Discotheque”, 1965. La negra del solar / r THE KILLER JOE ORCHESTRA 45” rpm Atlantic 2282 “My Girl Sloppy” (Cha-Cha-Watusi), ca. 1959. JOHNNY AND THE HURRICANES Eran una banda americana de rock and roll de Toledo, Ohio. Se especializaron en adoptar melodías populares tradicionales y convertirlas en rock Lp London HA 2227 “Red River Rock”, 1960. Reeditado en Lp Warwich W-2007. Rock-Cha/ ch JOHNNIE JOHNSTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA St Louis Missouri, 1/12/1915 - Cape Coral Fl., 6/1/1996. Cantante popular en los años 40. 4753062 40-50 MGM-10104 Un poquito d’amour / ch ALLAN JONES (eu) Scranton, Pennsylvania, 14/10/1908 – Nueva York, 27/6/1992. Cantante, estrella de Broadway y del cine. Oxford, obra citada, pág.303. A.R.T.100 Siboney EL GRANDPA JONES & MINNIE PEARL RCA Camden – ADL2-0701. “Grand Ole Opry Stars / Grandpa Jones And Minnie Pearl”, 1974. Papa loves mambo ISHAM JONES Coalton, Ohio, 31/1/1894 - Hollywood, California, 19/10/1956. Director, compositor, sax, bass. 9/12/32 V 24118 Always in my heart / r EL 9/4/34 Dec 661 Panamá / r EL J.J JONES and his band Jessi James Jones nació en Atlanta, tocaba saxofón. 45” rpm Specialty SP-549-45 “After hours mambo“, 1955. After Hours Mambo Night train mambo JONAH JONES Louisville, Kentucky, 31/12/1909 – Nueva York, NY, 28/4/2000. Tocaba trompeta. Lp Decca DL 4918 “Jazz Tropical”, 1967. Amor del bohío Jonah’s pachanga / ch QUINCY JONES Chicago, Illinois, 14/3/1933. Larga e importante carrera de arreglista de jazz y conductor. Ganó 79 premios Grammy Lp Merc PPS 2014/6014 “Around the world”, 1961. Rico Vacilón / ch Lp Liberty LUM 6004/ LOS 17004 “Easter laughing”, 1967. Ha- chacha/ ch SPIKE JONES (eu) Long Beach, California, 14/12/1911- Beverly Hills, California, 01/5/1965. Líder de banda cómico con arreglos satíricos. V- 20-1118 When Yuba plays the rhumba HH on the tuba TAFT JORDAN HIS TP AND ORCHESTRA Lp mg 20429/SR 60101 “The modos of TJ”, 1959. My man chacha / ch DUKE JORDAN Brooklyn NY 1/4/1922 – 8/8/2006. Pianista y compositor, fue uno de los “bepop pioneers” 1986 CPD7 US Flight to Jordan 46824 -2 STEVE JORDAN Nueva York, NY, 14/1/1957. Multi-instrumentalisa, compositor y director. 1972 Falcon 1950 Vuela la paloma / r Felix Reyna 1969 Falcon 1772 Contigo en la distancia / r CPL JOSE AND HIS SAN PAULO ORCHESTRA Lp Evon-308 “Cha cha cha”, 196_. El chachacha de los cariñosos / ch Chachacha piel canela / ch La verdadero / ch Baila Catalina / ch Ahora si tengo amor / ch Cógele bien el compás / ch Beso de tu boca / ch Yo sabia / ch Sweetheart chachacha / ch Cha cha margot / ch Lp Evon-340 “Percussion pops in latin tempo”, 196_. Mambo bongo / mb Mambo percussion / mb GEORGE JOUVIN Rennes, France, June 1923 - 10/2016. Trompetista francés. Grabo 70 albumes y 25 millone de records. 7/62 King 764 There is only one Paris (Marta / r ),(Taboo/ r ) 1955 Hispavox 8108 Switch the orch of Ray Tchicorray ( Exitos de Lecuona) 1963 Odeon CW Cuando calienta el sol / r CRi 1006 Odeon Cuando Salí de Cuba LA MOF B 403 Lp Voce del Padrone 7EMQ111 41145 “Cha cha cha”, 1959.
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