Jack Teagarden
Jack Teagarden, whose career lasted from the 1920s to the '60s, is regarded by
many aficionados and fellow players as the greatest trombonist in the history of
jazz. Largely self-taught and inspired by the gospel singing and blues playing
he heard growing up in the American South, he was technically gifted and
displayed a flare for musical invention that meshed with the growing popularity
of Dixieland. Over four decades, he performed and made records with jazz stars
such as Louis Armstrong, Red Nichols, Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller and he left
a legacy that has amazed and inspi...
Basin Street BluesBobby Hackett and Jack Teagarden
Great Swing Jam Sessions 1938-39
4:40
Rockin' ChairJack Teagarden
Ken Burns Jazz-The Story Of America's Music
3:07
Pennies from HeavenJack Teagarden
Town Hall Concert Plus
3:46
A Hundred Years from TodayJack Teagarden
100 Years from Today
3:55
St. James InfirmaryJack Teagarden
The Dixie Sound
7:22
Ain't Misbehavin'Jack Teagarden and Maxine Sullivan
The Golden Horn of Jack Teagarden
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