Buddy Burton

Buddy Burton
A talented if generally overlooked pianist, Buddy Burton also played organ, drums, and percussion, as well as kazoo. After freelancing both in and out of music, Burton moved from Louisville to Chicago in 1923. He recorded on drums (1923) and kazoo (1925) with Jelly Roll Morton, and in 1928 did the bulk of his recordings including as a soloist (both singing and playing piano), in piano duets with Jimmy Blythe; backing blues singers Tillie Johnson and Mae Mathews; and playing with the Dixie Four...
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Chicago Southside: Blues & Jazz 1928-36 - W.E. "Buddy" Burton & Ed "Fats" Hudson
By: W.E. "Buddy" Burton & Ed "Fats" Hudson
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: Listen to Songs by Burton, Buddy Ham Fatchet Blues - Part I, Ham Fatchet Blues - Part II, My...
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Buddy Burton/Fats Hudson Clifford Hayes & the Louisville Jug Bands Vol. 3
Clifford Hayes & the Louisville Jug Bands Vol. 3 - Buddy Burton/Fats Hudson
By: Buddy Burton/Fats Hudson
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: National Blues (Take 2), National Blues (Take 3), Southern ...
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