Things Ain't What They Used To Be - Muziek
Things Ain't What They Used To Be by Ike Carpenter Orchestra
Ike Carpenter Orchestra
Biografie van de kunstenaar Ike Carpenter Orchestra
Ike Carpenter Isaac M. Carpenter March 11 1920 Durham NC - November 17 1998 Durham NC Was A Popular Jazz Bandleader And Pianist Active In The 1940s And 1950s Most Noted For His Success In Nightclubs On The West Coast During The Post-World War II Rise In Popularity Of American Jazz Music. Carpenter Began Performing On Piano With Bands At A Very Young Age In The Mid-1930s. After Graduating From College He Performed With A Number Of Successful Musicians Including Johnnie Davis.
In 1944 He Worked Briefly As A Pianist In Bandleader Boyd Raeburn's First Influential Jazz Group Then Put Together His First Band Working Gigs On The East Coast. In 1947 He Relocated To Hollywood Where He Formed A Popular 12-Man Band That Played Primarily In The Los Angeles Area With Tours Up The West Coast As Far As Canada.
In The 1950s He Left The Band Scene And Worked As An Accompanist For Performers In The Ice Capades. In The Late 1950s He Briefly Returned To Bandleading With Small Groups Before Retiring To His Hometown In North Carolina.
He Recorded For The Modern Records Label With Much Of His Music Arranged By Noted Jazz Arranger And Composer Paul Villepigue. Notable Musicians Who Played With Him Include Lucky Thompson Gerald Wilson Ted Nash And George Weidler.
His Band Was Featured In Two Hollywood Musical Films In The 1950s Rhythm And Rhyme And Holiday Rhythm.
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Biography - Ike Carpenter Orchestra
Ike Carpenter Isaac M. Carpenter March 11 1920 Durham NC - November 17 1998 Durham NC Was A Popular Jazz Bandleader And Pianist Active In The 1940s And 1950s Most Noted For His Success In Nightclubs On The West Coast During The Post-World War II Rise In Popularity Of American Jazz Music. Carpenter Began Performing On Piano With Bands At A Very Young Age In The Mid-1930s. After Graduating From College He Performed With A Number Of Successful Musicians Including Johnnie Davis.
In 1944 He Worked Briefly As A Pianist In Bandleader Boyd Raeburn's First Influential Jazz Group Then Put Together His First Band Working Gigs On The East Coast. In 1947 He Relocated To Hollywood Where He Formed A Popular 12-Man Band That Played Primarily In The Los Angeles Area With Tours Up The West Coast As Far As Canada.
In The 1950s He Left The Band Scene And Worked As An Accompanist For Performers In The Ice Capades. In The Late 1950s He Briefly Returned To Bandleading With Small Groups Before Retiring To His Hometown In North Carolina.
He Recorded For The Modern Records Label With Much Of His Music Arranged By Noted Jazz Arranger And Composer Paul Villepigue. Notable Musicians Who Played With Him Include Lucky Thompson Gerald Wilson Ted Nash And George Weidler.
His Band Was Featured In Two Hollywood Musical Films In The 1950s Rhythm And Rhyme And Holiday Rhythm. read less
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In 1944 He Worked Briefly As A Pianist In Bandleader Boyd Raeburn's First Influential Jazz Group Then Put Together His First Band Working Gigs On The East Coast. In 1947 He Relocated To Hollywood Where He Formed A Popular 12-Man Band That Played Primarily In The Los Angeles Area With Tours Up The West Coast As Far As Canada.
In The 1950s He Left The Band Scene And Worked As An Accompanist For Performers In The Ice Capades. In The Late 1950s He Briefly Returned To Bandleading With Small Groups Before Retiring To His Hometown In North Carolina.
He Recorded For The Modern Records Label With Much Of His Music Arranged By Noted Jazz Arranger And Composer Paul Villepigue. Notable Musicians Who Played With Him Include Lucky Thompson Gerald Wilson Ted Nash And George Weidler.
His Band Was Featured In Two Hollywood Musical Films In The 1950s Rhythm And Rhyme And Holiday Rhythm. read less
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