King Oliver
The American jazz cornet player King Oliver was born Joseph Oliver in Lousiana
in 1881 and initially started out as a trombone player before switching to his
trademark cornet. He made his name as a player performing in New Orleans' red
light district and formed a playing relationship with the trombonist player
Edward 'Kid' Ory. The two men were considered to be amongst the very best of
what was a considerable talent pool in New Orleans at the time and when Oliver
moved north to Chicago to form a band his reputation meant he could attract
outstanding musicians to join him in his v...
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St. James InfirmaryKing Oliver and King Oliver's Orchestra
When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)King Oliver and King Oliver's Orchestra
Farewell BluesKing Oliver
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Albert Nicholas Story 1926-1947
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Ain't No Tellin'
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King Oliver And His Orchestra 1929-1930
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King Oliver And His Orchestra 1929-1930
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Farewell BluesKing Oliver
The Classic Years
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Louis Armstrong and King Oliver
