Carl Kress
Настоящее имя: Carl Kress
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Carl Kress (born October 20, 1907, Newark, New Jersey, USA - died June 10, 1965, Reno, Nevada, USA) was an American jazz guitarist and banjo player and husband of Helen Carroll. Carl Kress started his career as banjo and guitar player, recording with the best white jazzmen of the 1920's, among them Bix Beiderbecke. In the 1930's, Kress became a central figure in the conception and perfecting of the jazz guitar duo. He was first heard in the company of Eddie Lang in 1932 (Feeling My Way), then with Dick McDonough (Chicken a la Swing) and Tony Mottola (Jazz in G). In 1961, he formed a duo with George Barnes after working for a long time in studios and radio and television far from jazz. He was also the co-owner of the renowned Onyx Club, where many famous jazz musicians played.
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Участие в группах:
- Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra
- Frankie Trumbauer And His Orchestra
- Boyd Senter & His Senterpedes
- Paul Whiteman And His Orchestra
- Toots Camarata And His Orchestra
- Bobby Hackett And His Orchestra
- Gordon Jenkins And His Orchestra
- Miff Mole's Molers
- The Big Aces
- Yank Lawson And His Orchestra
- The Charleston Chasers
- Jimmy Dorsey And His Original "Dorseyland" Jazz Band
- Bud Freeman And His Orchestra
- Jack Teagarden's Dixieland Band
- The Carl Kress Sextet
- Deane Kincaide's Band
- Adrian's Ramblers
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Carl Cress
Karl Kress
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Dick McDonough
LP, Album
Glenn Miller
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