known as Peter Packay (August 8, 1904, Brussels - December 26, 1965, Westende) was a Belgian jazz trumpeter, arranger, and composer. Packay lived with...
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Bee and Peter Packay. In 1928, Peter Packay and his "Red Robins" recorded a new album at London's Edison Bell Studios. The composers, Peter Packay and David...
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before switching to tenor saxophone, and played early in his career with Peter Packay, Gus Deloof, Chas Remue, and Albert Sykes. By 1933 he was leading his...
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Juice Wilson, Leo Adde, Nisse Lind, Otto Hardwick, Pete Johnson, Peter Packay, Peter van Steeden, Pinetop Smith, Phil Harris, Raymond Burke, Russ Morgan...
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Burse, American ukulele, banjo, and guitar player (born 1901). 26 – Peter Packay, Belgian trumpeter, arranger, and composer (born 1904). January 1 – Miki...
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selected by a jury panel, consisting of Angèle Guller, Jaap Streefkerk, Peter Packay and René Hénoumont [fr]. The national final, entitled Finale Nationale...
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1938). August 4 – Bill Coleman, American trumpeter (died 1981). 8 – Peter Packay, Belgian trumpeter, arranger, and composer (died 1965). 10 – Geraldo...
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jury consisted of: Angèle Guller, David Bee, Léon Jongen, Jean Omer, Peter Packay, Jaap Streefkerk, Robert Wasmuth, and René Hénoumont [fr], with Robert...
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five of the fourteen recordings made were written by David Bee and Peter Packay – two of the first Belgian jazz composers. London had been chosen over...
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Bistrouille ADO during 1924-1925 before co-founding an ensemble with Peter Packay called Red Beans, a group which toured widely throughout western Europe...
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