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Joe Venuti's Blue Four
Künstlerbiographie Joe Venuti's Blue Four
Giuseppe Venuti September 16 1903 – August 14 1978 Better Known As Joe Venuti Was An Italian-American Jazz Musician And Pioneer Jazz Violinist. Considered The Father Of Jazz Violin He Pioneered The Use Of String Instruments In Jazz Along With The Guitarist Eddie Lang A Childhood Friend Of His. Through The 1920s And Early 1930s Venuti And Lang Made Many Recordings As Leader And As Featured Soloists. He And Lang Became So Well Known For Their 'hot' Violin And Guitar Solos That On Many Commercial Dance Recordings They Were Hired Do 12 Or 24 Bar Duos Towards The End Of Otherwise Stock Dance Arrangements. In 1926 Venuti And Lang Started Recording For The OKeh Label As A Duet After A Solitary Duet Issued On Columbia Followed By "Blue Four" Combinations Which Are Considered Milestone Jazz Recordings. Venuti Also Recorded A Number Of Larger More Commercial Dance Records For OKeh Under The Name New Yorkers.
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Giuseppe Venuti September 16 1903 – August 14 1978 Better Known As Joe Venuti Was An Italian-American Jazz Musician And Pioneer Jazz Violinist. Considered The Father Of Jazz Violin He Pioneered The Use Of String Instruments In Jazz Along With The Guitarist Eddie Lang A Childhood Friend Of His. Through The 1920s And Early 1930s Venuti And Lang Made Many Recordings As Leader And As Featured Soloists. He And Lang Became So Well Known For Their 'hot' Violin And Guitar Solos That On Many Commercial Dance Recordings They Were Hired Do 12 Or 24 Bar Duos Towards The End Of Otherwise Stock Dance Arrangements. In 1926 Venuti And Lang Started Recording For The OKeh Label As A Duet After A Solitary Duet Issued On Columbia Followed By "Blue Four" Combinations Which Are Considered Milestone Jazz Recordings. Venuti Also Recorded A Number Of Larger More Commercial Dance Records For OKeh Under The Name New Yorkers.
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