Richard M. Jones

Richard M. Jones
The composer of "Trouble in Mind," Richard M. Jones' main significance to jazz was as the leader of an interesting series of recording dates. He played alto horn and cornet with the Eureka Brass Band as early as 1902 and worked as a pianist in New Orleans during 1908-1917. After playing with Oscar Celestin (1918), Jones moved to Chicago where he worked for Clarence Williams' publishing company. He recorded as a piano soloist in 1923, accompanied Blanche Calloway and Chippie Hill on record dates...
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Richard M. Jones 1927-1944
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By: Richard M. Jones
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: Listen to Songs by Jones, Richard [1] M. Jazzin' Babies Blues, African Hunch, Boar Hog Blues
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