Bill Doggett The Very Best Of

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(2004/COL) 25 tracks (74:31) more

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Bill Doggett: The Very Best Of

(2004/COL) 25 tracks (74:31)

Article properties: Bill Doggett: The Very Best Of

Interpret: Bill Doggett
Album titlle: The Very Best Of
Label Collectables
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0090431287620
weight in Kg 0.1

Doggett, Bill - The Very Best Of CD 1
01	High Heels	Bill Doggett
02	Gumbo	Bill Doggett
03	Quaker City	Bill Doggett
04	Shove Off	Bill Doggett
05	Squashy	Bill Doggett
06	Honky Tonk (part 1)	Bill Doggett
07	Honky Tonk (part 2)	Bill Doggett
08	Leaps And Bounds	Bill Doggett
09	Peacock Alley	Bill Doggett
10	Slow Walk	Bill Doggett
11	Big Boy	Bill Doggett
12	Ram-Bunk-Shush	Bill Doggett
13	Ding Dong	Bill Doggett
14	Hot Ginger	Bill Doggett
15	Hammer Head	Bill Doggett
16	Shindig	Bill Doggett
17	Flying Home	Bill Doggett
18	Hold It	Bill Doggett
19	Rainbow Riot	Bill Doggett
20	Scott's Bluff	Bill Doggett
21	High And Wide	Bill Doggett
22	Floyd's Guitar Blues	Bill Doggett
23	Monster Party	Bill Doggett
24	Zee	Bill Doggett
25	Yocky Dock	Bill Doggett

Bill Doggett Bill Doggett, born in Philadelphia, became a pianist in Jimmy Gorham's Band in... more

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"Bill Doggett"

Bill Doggett

Bill Doggett, born in Philadelphia, became a pianist in Jimmy Gorham's Band in 1935, and the band's leader in 1938. He soon relinquished the position to Lucky Millinder, though remaining with the band until 1949 when he suc-ceeded Bill Davis in Louis Jordan's Tympani 5.

In 1952 he began fronting his own combo, recording prolifically for King over some nine years, the peak of which came in 1956 with 'Honky Took', a jogging instrumental featuring Clifford Scott's sax and Billy Butler's deft guitar. A succession of smaller hits followed before Doggett moved to Warner in 1961. He has subsequently recorded for Columbia, Sue, ABC and Roulette.

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