Charles "Truck" Parham

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Charles "Truck" Parham played bass with some of the most renowned jazz and Dixieland musicians of the 20th century, including pianist Art Tatum and cornet player Muggsy Spanier, among others. Born and raised in Chicago, Parham sold newspapers from the town's famed Dreamland Café, where he first became familiar with jazz music (via cornet player King Oliver). Parham also grew friendly with some of the musicians that played at the venue, including Freddie Keppard and Louie Armstrong, both for...
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Jimmy Lunceford 1941-1945
1941-1945 (1941) - Jimmy Lunceford
By: Jimmy Lunceford
Credited Role:String Bass
Song List: Listen to Songs by Lunceford, Jimmie I'm Losing My Mind (Because Of You), Life Is Fine, It Had T...
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Various Artists R&B Years, Vol. 1
R&B Years, Vol. 1 (2001) - Various Artists
By: Various Artists
Credited Role:Bass
Song List: Listen to Songs by R&B Years, Vol. 1 Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens, He's A Real Gone Guy, Th...
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