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Joe Sullivan
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Joe Sullivan Is The Name Of More Than One Artist 1 US Jazz Pianist
2 UK 3 Canadian Trumpet Player
4 Member Of The State Militia
5 Michigan Power Pop 1 Michael Joseph "Joe" O'Sullivan' November 4 1906 – October 13 1971 Was An American Jazz Pianist. Sullivan Was The Ninth Child Of Irish Immigrant Parents. He Studied Classical Piano For 12 Years And At Age 17 He Began To Play Popular Music In A Club Where He Was Exposed To Jazz. He Graduated From The Chicago Conservatory And Was An Important Contributor To The Chicago Jazz Scene Of The 1920s. Sullivan's Recording Career Began Late In 1927 When He Joined McKenzie And Condon's Chicagoans. Other Musicians Included Jimmy McPartland Frank Teschemacher Bud Freeman Jim Lanigan And Gene Krupa. In 1933 He Joined Bing Crosby As His Accompanist Recording And Making Many Radio Broadcasts. After Suffering For Two Years With Tuberculosis He Briefly Rejoined Bing Crosby In 1938 And The Bob Crosby Orchestra In 1939. By The 1950s Sullivan Was Largely Forgotten Playing Solo In San Francisco. Marital Difficulties And Excessive Drinking Caused Sullivan To Become Increasingly Unreliable And Unable To Keep A Steady Job Either As Band Member Or Soloist.
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Biography - Joe Sullivan
Joe Sullivan Is The Name Of More Than One Artist 1 US Jazz Pianist
2 UK 3 Canadian Trumpet Player
4 Member Of The State Militia
5 Michigan Power Pop 1 Michael Joseph "Joe" O'Sullivan' November 4 1906 – October 13 1971 Was An American Jazz Pianist. Sullivan Was The Ninth Child Of Irish Immigrant Parents. He Studied Classical Piano For 12 Years And At Age 17 He Began To Play Popular Music In A Club Where He Was Exposed To Jazz. He Graduated From The Chicago Conservatory And Was An Important Contributor To The Chicago Jazz Scene Of The 1920s. Sullivan's Recording Career Began Late In 1927 When He Joined McKenzie And Condon's Chicagoans. Other Musicians Included Jimmy McPartland Frank Teschemacher Bud Freeman Jim Lanigan And Gene Krupa. In 1933 He Joined Bing Crosby As His Accompanist Recording And Making Many Radio Broadcasts. After Suffering For Two Years With Tuberculosis He Briefly Rejoined Bing Crosby In 1938 And The Bob Crosby Orchestra In 1939. By The 1950s Sullivan Was Largely Forgotten Playing Solo In San Francisco. Marital Difficulties And Excessive Drinking Caused Sullivan To Become Increasingly Unreliable And Unable To Keep A Steady Job Either As Band Member Or Soloist. read less
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2 UK 3 Canadian Trumpet Player
4 Member Of The State Militia
5 Michigan Power Pop 1 Michael Joseph "Joe" O'Sullivan' November 4 1906 – October 13 1971 Was An American Jazz Pianist. Sullivan Was The Ninth Child Of Irish Immigrant Parents. He Studied Classical Piano For 12 Years And At Age 17 He Began To Play Popular Music In A Club Where He Was Exposed To Jazz. He Graduated From The Chicago Conservatory And Was An Important Contributor To The Chicago Jazz Scene Of The 1920s. Sullivan's Recording Career Began Late In 1927 When He Joined McKenzie And Condon's Chicagoans. Other Musicians Included Jimmy McPartland Frank Teschemacher Bud Freeman Jim Lanigan And Gene Krupa. In 1933 He Joined Bing Crosby As His Accompanist Recording And Making Many Radio Broadcasts. After Suffering For Two Years With Tuberculosis He Briefly Rejoined Bing Crosby In 1938 And The Bob Crosby Orchestra In 1939. By The 1950s Sullivan Was Largely Forgotten Playing Solo In San Francisco. Marital Difficulties And Excessive Drinking Caused Sullivan To Become Increasingly Unreliable And Unable To Keep A Steady Job Either As Band Member Or Soloist. read less
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