Doc Cheatham
American jazz trumpeter and singerWikipedia
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Sep 24, 2026
2000 #7 David S. Ware ~ Surrendered
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8:31MattHOST
yeah the the beat the rhythm of the band there even before david comes in on the sax it just reminds me of my favorite things and i keep expecting to hear the soprano of coltrane come in but it's a it's a great clip dad that that was perfect great way to
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8:49DrewHOST
start the clips it is a great way to start it off that was song number six there are only six tracks on the album in american uh i'm sorry african drums was written originally by beaver harris who after world war ii got into drums inspired by max roach uh Beaver Harris played for the likes of Joe Henderson, Freddie Hubbard, Dexter Gordon, Albert Eiler, Lee Konitz, Thelonious Monk, Russell Budd, Sonny Rollins, McCoy Tyner, Sonny Stitt, Clark Terry, Chet Baker, Doc Cheatham.
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9:25DrewHOST
who is this guy what instrument did he play he is a drummer
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9:29MattHOST
drummer okay
On this day in Blues history for September 1st
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0:20P.W. FentonHOST
Music On this day in 1995, jazz giant Louis Armstrong was honored on a U.S. postage stamp.
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0:49P.W. FentonHOST
The start of the sales for the new stamp was celebrated with a jazz festival in New Orleans featuring Wynton Marsalis, Al Hirt, Doc Cheatham and others.
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1:08P.W. FentonHOST
On this day in 1963, Stack's record single Walkin' the Dog by Rufus Thomas was released.
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1:43P.W. FentonHOST
Hey, don't forget to stop by at bluesland.net where I have links to all the music you hear on this show.