Carl Kress

Carl Kress
One of the great guitarists of the 1930s, Carl Kress had a very sophisticated chordal style on acoustic guitar. He originally played banjo before gradually shifting to guitar. Kress played with Paul Whiteman in 1926 and then became a very busy studio musician, recording with all of the top white musicians (including Bix Beiderbecke, Red Nichols' Five Pennies, and two classic duets with Eddie Lang) in those segregated days. Kress often teamed up with fellow guitarist Dick McDonough in the 1930s,...
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Carl Kress & George Barnes Two Guitars (And a Horn)
Two Guitars (And a Horn) (1962) - Carl Kress & George Barnes
By: Carl Kress & George Barnes
Credited Role:Main Performer
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Various Artists Big Broadcast: Jazz & Popular Music Of 1920s / Var
Big Broadcast: Jazz & Popular Music Of 1920s / Var (2006) - Various Artists
By: Various Artists
Credited Role:Guitar
Song List: Listen to Songs by Big Broadcast: Jazz & Popular Music Of 1920s / Var My Papa Doesn't Two-Time No Time, Blues In F Major, Rosy Ch...
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