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Valaida Snow (June 2, 1904 – May 30, 1956) was an
American jazz
musician and
entertainer who
performed internationally. She was also
known as "Little...
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Simon Rattle. As a writer,
Allen has
published work
including the
novel Valaida and the non-fiction book Soul Music: The
Pulse of Race and Music, and she...
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versions have been recorded. Duke
Ellington – New York, May 14, 1937
Valaida Snow –
Valaida Snow (vocal and trumpet) and her Orchestra, 1939,
Sonora Art Tatum...
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instrumentalists such as
pianist Lil
Hardin Armstrong,
trumpeter Valaida Snow, and
songwriters Irene Higginbotham and
Dorothy Fields.
Women began...
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investigated Valaida. He
discovered she had been
previously married to
Knappy Brown, and they hadn't divorced. This
caused a
scandal in the
press until Valaida provided...
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published his
biography of
Valaida Snow: High Hat,
Trumpet and
Rhythm (Toronto,
Mercury Press), in
which he
evokes Valaida's partnership and
rivalry with...
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Viola McCoy Florence Mills Ma
Rainey Bessie Smith Mamie Smith Trixie Smith Valaida Snow
Victoria Spivey Florence Cole
Talbert Eva
Taylor Big Mama Thornton...
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Division of
Parks & Recreation.
Retrieved October 3, 2022. Fullwood,
Valaida (February 2, 2021). "Fonta Flora: Blue
Ridge Atlantis".
Appalachian History...
- were Joe
Liggins and his Honeydrippers, The
Peters Sisters, Slim and Bam,
Valaida Snow, and Big Joe Turner. They pla**** to a
crowd of 15,000.
Count Basie...
- Armstrong's band the Hot Five and then his next group, the Hot Seven.
Valaida Snow (1904–1956)
became so
famous as a
trumpet player that she was known...
