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Duke Pearson
Duke Pearson - born Columbus Calvin Pearson, Jr. on August 17, 1932, in Atlanta,
Georgia - was a jazz pianist and composer who played hard bop jazz with an
assortment of major players in concert performances and on recordings. His 1960
song “Jeannine” was recorded by Cannonball Adderley on his Them Dirty Blues
album and went on to become a jazz standard, later recorded by Donald Byrd and,
in a singing version, Manhattan Transfer. Duke Pearson learned to play trumpet
and piano as a young man but after military service, where he met pianist Wynton
Kelly, he focused solely on the pi...
Little Drummer BoyDuke Pearson
Like Someone in LoveDuke Pearson
O Little Town of BethlehemDuke Pearson
The Nearness of YouDuke Pearson
Have Yourself a Merry Little ChristmasDuke Pearson
Here's That Rainy Day
Duke PearsonLittle Drummer BoyDuke Pearson
Merry Ole Soul
Like Someone in LoveDuke Pearson
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O Little Town of BethlehemDuke Pearson
Merry Ole Soul
The Nearness of YouDuke Pearson
Dedication!
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Have Yourself a Merry Little ChristmasDuke Pearson
Merry Ole Soul
Here's That Rainy Day
Duke PearsonIntroducing Duke Pearson's Big Band
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