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Hi gang, My name is Gordon Goodwin, host of Phat Tracks, and, believe it or not, I'm in a movie! It's called 'Knights of Swing.'
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San Diego's Jazz 88.3
Will FriedwaldToday's Birthdays
Born on this day, August 8th…
- Benny Carter (Saxophone) was born in New York in 1907.
- Urbie Green (Trombone) was born in Mobil, AL in 1926.
- Jimmy Witherspoon (Vocals-Lead) was born in Gurdon, Arkansas in 1923.
- Lucky Millinder (Band Leader, Vocals) was born in Anniston, AL in 1900.
- Don Burrows (Clarinet) was born in 1928.
- Rupert Cole (Alto Saxophone, Clarinet) was born in 1909.
- Vinnie Dean (Alto Saxophone, Piccolo, Clarinet) was born in 1929.
- Charlie Gaines (Trumpet) was born in 1900.
- Knocky Parker (Piano) was born in Palmer, TX in 1918.
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On This Day
August 8th in Jazz History…
- Capitol Records was formed in 1942 by nine artists at a cost of $10,000. By 1948 it had grossed $16 million.
- "Swing Out" was recorded by Erskine Hawkins and his orchestra for Bluebird Records in 1939.
- Lee Morgan recorded "dee-lightful-lee," cuts 5-10, in New York City in 1966 for Blue Note.
- And, on a sad note, "King" Oliver dies in poverty at the age of 52 in Savannah, Georgia in 1938.
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