His recordings include Really the Blues (1938) Royal Garden Blues (1938) Comin' On with the Come On (1938) Revolutionary Blues (1938) Gone Away Blues (1945) Out of the Gallion (1945) Really the Blues (1947) and Mezz Mezzrow à la Schola Cantorum (1955). During the early 1950s Mezzrow moved to France, where he worked as an entrepreneur, organizing all-star touring bands, and appeared in the films Vedettes en pantoufles (1953) and Premier festival Européen de jazz (1954).

In 1945 he became a co-founder and the president of the King jazz label.

Cliquez sur le lien PLUS ci-dessous pour voir la description complte Retrouvez ce. In 1937 he founded one of the earliest interracial jazz bands, led a band at Kelly's Stable (1943), and worked with Art Hodes (1943–44). Really the Blues - Mezz Mezzrow interprt par Mezz Mezzrow. During the 1930s and 1940s he was among the first white jazz musicians to perform with African American musicians, such as Tommy Ladnier and Sidney Bechet, with whom he appeared in New York and Paris. In the mid-1920s he played occasionally with the Austin High School Gang in Chicago and recorded with the Chicago Rhythm Kings, the Louisiana Rhythm Kings, and Eddie Condon. Anchor Books, 1972 - African American musicians - 348 pages. Born in Chicago, Mezzrow became one of the outstanding representatives of the Chicago style. This jazz memoir by Mezzrow and Wolfe is a classic. It has a new introduction by jazz writer Ben Ratliff. MEZZROW, MILTON ( Mesirow, Mezz 1899–1972), jazz clarinetist. The New York Review of Books decided to reprint this classic 1946 hip work about the jazz world, especially New York and Harlem, by Mezz (born Milton) Mezzrow and Bernard Wolfe.

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