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    Willie Gary "Bunk" Johnson (December 27, 1879 – July 7, 1949) [1] was an American prominent jazz trumpeter in New Orleans. Johnson gave the year of his birth as 1879, although there is speculation that he may have been younger by as much as a decade.

  2. Willie ‘Bunk’ Johnson was one of the most controversial, and divisive, musicians in jazz history. Even today, few are lukewarm on the subject of Bunk’s musical ability, his biographical details and his personality. All agree, however, that he was the central figure of the New Orleans Revival of the 1940s. Without his participation ...

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  3. He was more comfortable the following year heading a unit filled with skilled swing players, and his final album (Columbias The Last Testament of a Great Jazzman) was one of his best recordings. In 1948, the trumpeter (who was only 59 but seemed much older) returned to Louisiana and retired.

  4. Bunk Johnson (born December 27, 1889?, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.—died July 7, 1949, New Iberia, Louisiana) was an American jazz trumpeter, one of the first musicians to play jazz and a principal figure of the 1940s traditional jazz revival.

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    Bunk Johnson, trumpet; Jim Robinson, trombone; George Lewis, clarinet; Walter Decou, piano; Lawrence Marrero, banjo; Austin Young, bass; Ernest Rogers, drums. Grunewald's Music Store, New Orleans, LA, June 11, 1942 * Good Time Jazz M12048 Bunk Johnson And His Superior Jazz Band 1962 = Vogue (E) LAG 545 - 1963 = Good Time Jazz GTJCD-12048-2 - 1991 * Jazz Man 17 Wally Rose - Hot House Rag / Bunk Johnson - Yes, Lord, I'm Crippled 1942 * Jazz Man 8 Bunk Johnson - Down By The Riverside / Panama 19...

    Bunk Johnson, trumpet, vocal #8; Turk Murphy, trombone; Ellis Horne, clarinet; Burt Bales, piano; Pat Patton, banjo; Squire Girsback, bass; Clancy Hayes, drums, vocal #2,5; Sister Lottie Peavey, vocal #4,7. San Francisco, CA, spring 1944 * Good Time Jazz L-12024 Willie Bunk Johnson, Lu Watters - Bunk & Lu 1957 = Vogue (E) LAG 12121 - 1958 = Good Time Jazz GTJCD-12024-2 - 1990 * Good Time Jazz L-17 Bunk Johnson And The Yerba Buena Jazz Band - Spirituals & Jazz 1953 = Vogue (E) LDG 110 - 1955 *...

    Bunk Johnson, trumpet; Jim Robinson, trombone; George Lewis, clarinet; Alton Purnell, piano; Lawrence Marrero, banjo; Alcide "Slow Drag" Pavageau, bass; Kid Collins, drums. New Orleans, LA, February 2, 1945 * Riverside RLP 12-119 Kid Ory, Bunk Johnson, Kid Rena - New Orleans Legends * Riverside RLP 12-116 Various Artists - The Riverside History Of Classic Jazz Volumes 9 & 10: New York Style / New Orleans Revival = Riverside SDP 11 Various Artists - Riverside History Of Classic Jazz 1956 = Riv...

    Bunk Johnson, trumpet; Sandy Williams, trombone; Sidney Bechet, clarinet; Cliff Jackson, piano; George "Pops" Foster, bass; Manzie Johnson, drums. WOR Studios, NYC, March 10, 1945 * Blue Note BLP 1201 Sidney Bechet - Jazz Classics Volume 1 1955 = Blue Note BST 81201 (pseudo stereo) - 1968 = Blue Note (F) 0777 7 89384 2 2 - 1993 * Blue Note BST 89902 Various Artists - Blue Note's Three Decades Of Jazz Volume 1: 1939-1949 1969 = Blue Note BN-LA158-G2 Various Artists - A Decade Of Jazz Volume On...

  5. Bunk Johnson once claimed he toured England with a circus led by a famous Russian strongman and made the sour-faced Queen Victoria laugh with his parlor tricks. He insisted that he’d played in a band led by the mythic New Orleans trumpeter Buddy Bolden in the 1890s. History tells a different story.

  6. 28 de mar. de 2020 · Profiles In Jazz. Bunk Johnson (Stanford Riverwalk Jazz Collection) There have long been two extreme schools of thought about trumpeter Bunk Johnson. His most partisan fans thought of him not only as a genius, but the last important living link to the beginnings of what they considered “real jazz.”