DISMARC - Metastore - Search result for query Description:(("RED RICHARDS received the Grand Prix du Disque de Jazz for the CD jp 1042 MY ROMANCE 1994 of the Hot Club de France Fédération \nCharles Red Richards died on Thursday 12th of March 1998 while performing.. \n . \nMY ROMANCE is piano at its best") and ("that") not ("only refers to the instrument but to the pianist, too: stride, jump, blues, ballads,") and ("all of them swinging. One of the many pleasant things about the swing scene is the rediscovery of the grand old men, jazz musicians who throughout their lives have") not ("only perfected their technique but also kept their feeling") and ("their very own style. \n . \n One of these personalities is RED RICHARDS. As the pianist on Benny Waters Plays Songs of Love CD jp 1039 he contributed his own personal piano playing. So it was only natural to make a solo CD with Richards. Over eleven titles") and ("a playing time of more than 52 minutes Red Richards offers a broad assortment of standard jazz numbers") and ("his own compositions. That hes a singer, too, one could already find out in John Chiltons Whos Who of Jazz, which also lists his birthdate, October 19, 1912. Born under the sign of Libra, his career as an artist was predestined, at least for the astrologers among us.. \n . \n On the first record on which he played, he was heard on he was as a member Campbell Skeets Tolbert. Aftter that he worked as a solo pianist, but quite frequently with exceptional musicians, too, such as Tab Smith, Bob Wilber") and ("the King of the Soprano Saxophone , Sidney Bechet. But it seems that trumpeters appreciated his accompaniment even more,") and ("so we find names like Roy Eldridge, Bobby Hackett, Jimmy PcPartland, Muggsy Spanier, Wild Bill Davison. Europe got to know him in the early fifties with concerts") and ("records Vogue with the Mezz Mezzrow/Buck Clayton Band. He played the piano for the newly formed Fletcher Henderson Big Band 1957/58,") and ("has toured Europe several times with his own band, Saints") and ("Sinners, as well as with the Harlem Blues") and ("Jazzband. . \n (Dieter Antritter) . \nCharles RED' RICHARDS died suddenly Thursday 12th of March 1998 while performing in a Scarsdale restaurant.. \n . \nRED RICHARDS was born in Brooklyn on October 19, 1912") and ("moved to Harlem, where he studied classical piano. He attended a house-rent-party at the age of sixteen where Willie the Lion Smith, James P. Johnson, Donald The Lamb' Lambert,") and ("Fats Waller all performed. RED went on to integrate influences of Teddy Wilson, Herman Chitteson, Bud Powell") and ("Art Tatum into a sophisticated, swinging stride style of his own, with a delicate touch on ballads. His vocal style was compared to that of Louis Armstrong.. \n . \n RED performed in the New York area at Monroes Uptown House, the Savoy Ballroom, all three locations of Eddie Condon s") and ("the Crawdaddy. He also worked in California, Ohio, Toronto") and ("Boston. In the 1960s, he co-led "The Saints and Sinners" with trombonist Vic Dickenson, RED performed with Roy Eldridge, Bobby Hackett, Sidney Bechet, Buck Clayton, and toured with Frank Sinatra. In 1987 he was in the reunion of the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra in which he played and recorded with Coleman Hawkins, Benny Carter, and Rex Stewart. RED was a featured soloist with Panama Francis Savoy Sultans for years.."))

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The query was Description:(("RED RICHARDS received the Grand Prix du Disque de Jazz for the CD jp 1042 MY ROMANCE 1994 of the Hot Club de France Fédération \nCharles Red Richards died on Thursday 12th of March 1998 while performing.. \n . \nMY ROMANCE is piano at its best") and ("that") not ("only refers to the instrument but to the pianist, too: stride, jump, blues, ballads,") and ("all of them swinging. One of the many pleasant things about the swing scene is the rediscovery of the grand old men, jazz musicians who throughout their lives have") not ("only perfected their technique but also kept their feeling") and ("their very own style. \n . \n One of these personalities is RED RICHARDS. As the pianist on Benny Waters Plays Songs of Love CD jp 1039 he contributed his own personal piano playing. So it was only natural to make a solo CD with Richards. Over eleven titles") and ("a playing time of more than 52 minutes Red Richards offers a broad assortment of standard jazz numbers") and ("his own compositions. That hes a singer, too, one could already find out in John Chiltons Whos Who of Jazz, which also lists his birthdate, October 19, 1912. Born under the sign of Libra, his career as an artist was predestined, at least for the astrologers among us.. \n . \n On the first record on which he played, he was heard on he was as a member Campbell Skeets Tolbert. Aftter that he worked as a solo pianist, but quite frequently with exceptional musicians, too, such as Tab Smith, Bob Wilber") and ("the King of the Soprano Saxophone , Sidney Bechet. But it seems that trumpeters appreciated his accompaniment even more,") and ("so we find names like Roy Eldridge, Bobby Hackett, Jimmy PcPartland, Muggsy Spanier, Wild Bill Davison. Europe got to know him in the early fifties with concerts") and ("records Vogue with the Mezz Mezzrow/Buck Clayton Band. He played the piano for the newly formed Fletcher Henderson Big Band 1957/58,") and ("has toured Europe several times with his own band, Saints") and ("Sinners, as well as with the Harlem Blues") and ("Jazzband. . \n (Dieter Antritter) . \nCharles RED' RICHARDS died suddenly Thursday 12th of March 1998 while performing in a Scarsdale restaurant.. \n . \nRED RICHARDS was born in Brooklyn on October 19, 1912") and ("moved to Harlem, where he studied classical piano. He attended a house-rent-party at the age of sixteen where Willie the Lion Smith, James P. Johnson, Donald The Lamb' Lambert,") and ("Fats Waller all performed. RED went on to integrate influences of Teddy Wilson, Herman Chitteson, Bud Powell") and ("Art Tatum into a sophisticated, swinging stride style of his own, with a delicate touch on ballads. His vocal style was compared to that of Louis Armstrong.. \n . \n RED performed in the New York area at Monroes Uptown House, the Savoy Ballroom, all three locations of Eddie Condon s") and ("the Crawdaddy. He also worked in California, Ohio, Toronto") and ("Boston. In the 1960s, he co-led "The Saints and Sinners" with trombonist Vic Dickenson, RED performed with Roy Eldridge, Bobby Hackett, Sidney Bechet, Buck Clayton, and toured with Frank Sinatra. In 1987 he was in the reunion of the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra in which he played and recorded with Coleman Hawkins, Benny Carter, and Rex Stewart. RED was a featured soloist with Panama Francis Savoy Sultans for years..")) IN (ENG)(...close)The query was Description:("RED RICHARDS received the Grand Prix du Disque de Jazz for the CD jp 1042 MY ROMANCE 1994 of the Hot Club de France Fédération \nCharles Red Richards died on Thursday 12th of March 1998 while performing.. \n . \nMY ROMANCE is piano at its best") IN (ENG)(show multilingual terms...)

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