Red Norvo
Jazz vibraphonist Red Norvo – born Kenneth Norville on March 31, 1908, in
Beardstown, Illinois – was nicknamed ‘Mr. Swing’ and was one of the pioneers in
jazz, establishing the vibraphone, marimba, and xylophone as jazz instruments
and changing the course of jazz history. His musical career began in Chicago,
Illinois when he became a member of The Collegians in 1925. He then moved on to
other bands before playing with some of the era’s jazz greats including Benny
Goodman, Woody Herman, Charlie Barnet, and others. Red Norvo went on to play
with Billie Holiday, Dina Shore, Frank Si...
I've Got My Love To Keep Me WarmRed Norvo and Red Norvo & His Orchestra
Red Norvo Et Son Orchestre: 1936-1937
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I Surrender, DearRed Norvo
Red Norvo Et Son Orchestre: 1933-1936
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Zing! Went the Strings of My HeartRed Norvo and Red Norvo Trio
The Savoy Sessions: The Red Norvo Trio
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Slumming on Park Avenue
Red NorvoRed Norvo Et Son Orchestre: 1936-1937
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I'll Remember AprilRed Norvo and Red Norvo Trio
The Savoy Sessions: The Red Norvo Trio
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I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You
Red Norvo and Red Norvo QuintetRed Norvo Et Son Orchestre: 1944-1945
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