Don Redman

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  • swing
  • jazz
  • big band
  • american
  • radio zazou
Donald Matthew Redman (July 29, 1900, Piedmont, West Virginia - November 30, 1964, New York) was an American jazz musician, arranger, and composer. Redman was born in Piedmont, West Virginia. His father was a music teacher, his mother was a singer. Don began playing the trumpet at the age of 3, joined his first band at 6 and by age 12 he was proficient on all wind instruments ranging from trumpet to oboe as well as piano. He studied at at Storer's College in Harper's Ferry and at the Boston Conservatory, then joined Billy Page's Broadway Syncopaters in New York City.

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Songs

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    Ain't I the Lucky One

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    Chang of the Weed

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    Chant of the Weed

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    Doin' the New Low Down

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    Doin' What I Please

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    Got the Jitters

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    Got the South in My Soul

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    Hot and Anxious

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    How Can I Hi De Hi (When I Feel So Low De Do)

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    How Ya Feelin?

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    How'm I Doin'?

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    I Found a New Way to Go to Town

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    I Got Rhythm

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    I Heard

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    I Wanna Be Loved

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    I Won't Tell

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    It It's True

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    It's a Great World After All

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    It's All Your Fault

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    Jump Session

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    Lazy Bones

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    Lonely Cabin

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    Mommy I Don't Want to Go to Bed

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    Nagasaki

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    No One Loves Me Like That Dallas Man

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    Pagan Paradise

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    Reefer Man

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    Shakin' the African

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    Shakin' the Africann

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    She's Not Bad! Not a Bid Bad.

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    Shuffle You Feet/Bandanna Babies

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    Sophisticated Lady

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    Tea for Two

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    That Blue Eyed Baby from Memphis

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    Trouble, Why Pick on Me

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    Try Getting a Good Night's Sleep

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    Two Time Man

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    Underneath the Harlem Moon

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    Wathing the Knif and Fork Spoon

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    You Gave Me Everthing but Love

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    You Told Me Bu Half the Story

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