Muggsy Spanier
Spanier took up the cornet at the age of thirteen (1919), became a professional
musician two years later (1921) and joined elmes schoebel's orchestra. in 1924,
when he was just eighteen, he recorded his first album with the bucktown five;
he played extensively in all the clubs in chicago, which is a breeding ground
for musicians (chicago school). in 1929 he joined the band of singer-comedian
ted lewis, with whom he made two short films. "under the direction of paul
sloane, muggsy spanier toured europe with ted lewis's orchestra, playing in
paris at "l'ambassadeur" and "l'empire" ...
Farewell BluesMuggsy Spanier
Live Broadcasts From The Hangover Club In San Francisco, 1953-54
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St. Louis BluesMuggsy Spanier
Live Broadcasts From The Hangover Club In San Francisco, 1953-54
4:33
DinahEddie Condon, Gene Krupa, Muggsy Spanier, Harris, Russell, Gene Schroeder, Cáceres and Haggart
Jazum -25
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Yes IndeedMuggsy Spanier, Bing Crosby, Connee Boswell and Bob Cats
Bing Crosby and Some Jazz Friends
3:12
Farewell BluesSidney Bechet, Art Hodes, Albert Nicholas, Muggsy Spanier, Baby Dodds, George Brunies, Pops Foster and Danny Berker
36 Original Hits
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Rose RoomMuggsy Spanier
Live Broadcasts From The Hangover Club In San Francisco, 1953-54
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