Red Nichols

Red Nichols
Overrated in Europe in the early '30s when his records (but not those of his black contemporaries) were widely available and then later underrated and often unfairly called a Bix imitator, Red Nichols was actually one of the finest cornetists to emerge from the '20s. An expert improviser whose emotional depth did not reach as deep as Bix or Louis Armstrong, Nichols was in many ways a hustler, participating in as many recording sessions (often under pseudonyms) as any other horn player of the...
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Red Nichols Morning Glory
Morning Glory - Red Nichols
By: Red Nichols
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: Clarinet Marmalade, When My Sugar Walks Down the Street, (B...
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Red Nichols & His 5 Pennies Rarest Brunswick Masters (1926-1931)
Rarest Brunswick Masters (1926-1931) - Red Nichols & His 5 Pennies
By: Red Nichols & His 5 Pennies
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