Eddie Condon
Historically, Eddie Condon remains one of the most influential figures in jazz
as it was played in Chicago from the mid-20s onwards. After starting out on the
ukulele and banjo, he forged an excellent reputation as a guitarist in the late
'20s, during which time he played with Bix Beiderbecke, Jack Teagarden, Red
McKenzie, Red Nichols and, of course, Sidney Bechet, Louis Armstrong and Fats
Waller. He took part in the first recorded jazz sessions and played in several
swing bands in the early '30s, before settling down for a while with Joe
Marsala. Both were among the elite of the...
Just FriendsEddie Condon
Eddie Condon's Treasury Of Jazz
2:39
DianeJack Teagarden, Eddie Condon, Bud Freeman, Bobby Hackett and Pee Wee Russell
The Golden Horn of Jack Teagarden
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Stars Fell on AlabamaEddie Condon
Dr. Jazz Vol. 5
3:06
When My Sugar Walks Down the StreetEddie Condon, Hot Lips Page and Rhythm Section
Dr. Jazz Vol. 6
2:17
It's Been So LongEddie Condon, Edmond Hall and Rhythm Section
The Best Of The Eddie Condon Town Hall Broadcasts 1944-45
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Danny BoyEddie Condon and Eddie Condon & His Band
Dr. Jazz Vol. 15
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