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Jimmy Raney
Jimmy Raney – born in Louisville, Kentucky on August 20, 1927 – was a jazz
guitarist who is best known for his work in the Red Norvo Trio in the 1950s. His
career started in 1946 when he played guitar in the Max Miller Quartet – their
stint at Elmer’s in Chicago was his first paying gig. In 1948, he played with
the Artie Shaw Orchestra and collaborated with Woody Herman. Other
collaborations included Al Haig, Buddy DeFranco, and Bob Brookmeyer, with whom
he recorded the album Jimmy Raney Featuring Bob Brookmeyer in 1956. Raney’s solo
album Jimmy Raney in Three Attitudes followed ...
Someone to Watch Over MeJimmy Raney
A Foggy DayJimmy Raney
You Don't Know What Love IsJimmy Raney
I Could Write a BookJimmy Raney
How Long Has This Been Going On?Jimmy Raney and Bob Brookmeyer
'Round MidnightJimmy Raney
Someone to Watch Over MeJimmy Raney
Jimmy Raney 1955
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A Foggy DayJimmy Raney
Jimmy Raney 1955
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You Don't Know What Love IsJimmy Raney
Jimmy Raney 1955
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I Could Write a BookJimmy Raney
Wistaria
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How Long Has This Been Going On?Jimmy Raney and Bob Brookmeyer
Jimmy Raney Featuring Bob Brookmeyer
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'Round MidnightJimmy Raney
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