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Ballard 1919 3823 3824
Fluffy Ruffles Green Brothers Novelty Orchestra 3825
Saxophobia – Fox Trot
Yerkes Saxophone ****tette 3826 3827
Patrol of the
Scouts Conway's...
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Negro in the
World War.
Homewood Press. pp. 308–. "How Rudy Wiedoeft's
Saxophobia Launched the
Saxual Revolution" (PDF). "Fletcher Henderson". Musicians...
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Milwaukee Journal.
February 23, 1968. Part 1, p. 20. "How Rudy Wiedoeft's
Saxophobia Launched the
Saxual Revolution" (PDF). Garfield.library.upenn.edu. Retrieved...
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compositions were successes,
notably Valse Erica,
Valse Llewellyn, Saxema,
Saxophobia, and Sax-o-Phun. He
remained a very po****r
entertainer into the 1920s...
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Organs In
Orbit (Super-cool Keyboards, Over-heated Hammonds)
Volume 12:
Saxophobia (A Horn-a-copia of Sax-ual Delights!)
Volume 13: TV Town (Prime-Time Tunes...
- Out of My Mind, for the
Brunswick label. Then, he
released his
album Saxophobia. In 1961,
Marin released his hit
charanga record Se Te Quemó la Casa....
- Mills) - 4:33 "How High the Moon" (Morgan Lewis,
Nancy Hamilton) - 1:44 "
Saxophobia" (Rudy Wiedoeft) - 2:02 "Holiday for Strings" (David Rose) - 2:43 "Reed...
- with Rudy
Wiedoeft and a ****tet of
saxophone players in a show
titled "
Saxophobia Idea." The show
opened in
October 1928 in Los Angeles, and
toured San...
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Williams "O" by Ted
Lewis & His Jazz Band "Alcoholic Blues" by
Billy Murray "
Saxophobia" by Rudy
Wiedoeft "Jazz Baby" by
Marion Harris "You'd Be Surprised" by...
- Rubber-Neck in 1924 and
Action Craver in 1927, and
contributed the
story for
Saxophobia in 1927. In the
following decade, in the
sound era, he was the dialogue...
