Vic Dickenson
Vic Dickenson
Person from United States
Genres: jazz, trombone, On jase, blue note, jazztrombone
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About Vic Dickenson
Vic (Victor) Dickenson (August 6, 1906 - November 16, 1984) was an African-American jazz trombonist. Dickenson's career started out in the 1920s and led him through musical partnerships with such legends as Count Basie and Sidney Bechet. Also a soloist of wide acclaim, Vic Dickenson was known for the distinctive sound he coaxed out of the trombone. Dickenson was born in Xenia, Ohio and died in New York City.
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Vic Dickenson — Top 23 songs
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vic Dickenson | West End blues | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Everybody Loves My Baby | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Everybody loves my baby | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Keepin' out of mischief now | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Runnin' Wild | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Nice work if you can get it | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Old fashioned love | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Suspension blues | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Jeepers Creepers | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Suspension Blues | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Too marvelous for words | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Bedroom Eyes | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Just Too Late | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Old Fashioned Love | ||
| Vic Dickenson | I Ain't Got Nobody | ||
| Vic Dickenson | I Cover the Waterfront | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Russian Lullaby | ||
| Vic Dickenson | When You and I Were Young, Maggie Blues | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Constantly | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Five o'clock whistle | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Arkansas blues | ||
| Vic Dickenson | Jeepers creepers | ||
| Vic Dickenson | When my dream boat comes home |