Pages that link to "Al Hibbler"

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• August 16 (links | edit)
• Louis Armstrong (links | edit)
• Rhythm and blues (links | edit)
• 1950s (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington (links | edit)
• Atlantic Records (links | edit)
• Johnny Hodges (links | edit)
• Jam Session (1942 film) (links | edit)
• Wellman Braud (links | edit)
• Cover version (links | edit)
• 1955 in music (links | edit)
• Barney Bigard (links | edit)
• Chess Records (links | edit)
• List of Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients (A–D) (links | edit)
• Oscar Pettiford (links | edit)
• James "Bubber" Miley (links | edit)
• Tricky Sam Nanton (links | edit)
• Billy Strayhorn (links | edit)
• Cootie Williams (links | edit)
• Jay McShann (links | edit)
• Andrew Hill (pianist) (links | edit)
• Unchained Melody (links | edit)
• Lawrence Brown (jazz trombonist) (links | edit)
• Vito & the Salutations (links | edit)
• Ivie Anderson (links | edit)
• Jimmy Blanton (links | edit)
• Harold Land (links | edit)
• Ray Nance (links | edit)
• Harry Carney (links | edit)
• Louie Bellson (links | edit)
• Ben Webster (links | edit)
• Rex Stewart (links | edit)
• Elmer Snowden (links | edit)
• Argo Records (links | edit)
• Sunset Records (links | edit)
• Wilbur de Paris (links | edit)
• Mood Indigo (links | edit)
• Giacomo Gates (links | edit)
• Grady Tate (links | edit)
• Paul Gonsalves (links | edit)
• Danny Boy (links | edit)
• John Hubley (links | edit)
• List of stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (links | edit)
• Luther Henderson (links | edit)
• Take the "A" Train (links | edit)
• UK singles chart records and statistics (links | edit)
• The Persuasions (links | edit)
• He (song) (links | edit)
• Blind musicians (links | edit)
• The Complete Porgy and Bess (links | edit)
• Irving Mills (links | edit)
• List of Decca Records artists (links | edit)
• Al Killian (links | edit)
• Pete Candoli (links | edit)
• Louis Metcalf (links | edit)
• Quentin Jackson (links | edit)
• Nightfall (1956 film) (links | edit)
• Ella at Duke's Place (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington School of the Arts (links | edit)
• Hy Zaret (links | edit)
• Ella and Duke at the Cote D'Azur (links | edit)
• Betty Roché (links | edit)
• Do Nothing till You Hear from Me (links | edit)
• Francis A. & Edward K. (links | edit)
• Ellington at Newport (links | edit)
• Jimmy Forrest (musician) (links | edit)
• Monitor (radio program) (links | edit)
• Newport 1958 (links | edit)
• Wild Bill Davis (links | edit)
• Sam Taylor (saxophonist) (links | edit)
• List of artists who reached number one on the Australian singles chart (links | edit)
• Money Jungle (links | edit)
• Rhythm and Blues Foundation (links | edit)
• Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Duke Ellington Song Book (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington Bridge (links | edit)
• Roland Hanna (links | edit)
• ...And His Mother Called Him Bill (links | edit)
• Far East Suite (links | edit)
• Russell Procope (links | edit)
• Cat Anderson (links | edit)
• Birmingham campaign (links | edit)
• Jimmy Mundy (links | edit)
• Ellington Indigos (links | edit)
• The Blanton–Webster Band (links | edit)
• Aladdin Records (links | edit)
• Jimmy Hamilton (links | edit)
• Mercer Ellington (links | edit)
• Caravan (Juan Tizol and Duke Ellington song) (links | edit)
• Sonny Greer (links | edit)
• Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue (links | edit)
• Black, Brown and Beige (links | edit)
• Black, Brown and Beige (1958 album) (links | edit)
• Satin Doll (links | edit)
• Juan Tizol (links | edit)
• Lonnie Liston Smith (links | edit)
• List of people from Little Rock, Arkansas (links | edit)
• I'm Beginning to See the Light (links | edit)
• It's Been a Long, Long Time (links | edit)
• Idlewild, Michigan (links | edit)
• Lincoln Cemetery (Cook County) (links | edit)
• Billy Kyle (links | edit)
• Willie Smith (alto saxophonist) (links | edit)
• Don't Get Around Much Anymore (links | edit)
• Shorty Baker (links | edit)
• Ernie Royal (links | edit)
• Britt Woodman (links | edit)
• Marlena Shaw (links | edit)
• Ernie Andrews (links | edit)
• September in the Rain (links | edit)
• Harold Ashby (links | edit)
• Art Baron (links | edit)
• C Jam Blues (links | edit)
• Otto Hardwick (links | edit)
• Away All Boats (links | edit)
• Buster Williams (links | edit)
• Tyree Glenn (links | edit)
• Lee Magid (links | edit)
• Sophisticated Ladies (links | edit)
• Rolf Ericson (links | edit)
• Beggar's Holiday (links | edit)
• Things Ain't What They Used to Be (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington & John Coltrane (links | edit)
• It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) (links | edit)
• Sophisticated Lady (links | edit)
• List of songs banned by the BBC (links | edit)
• Roy Hamilton (links | edit)
• List of artists who reached number one on the Billboard R&B chart (links | edit)
• Murray McEachern (links | edit)
• List of number-one singles in Australia during the 1950s (links | edit)
• Such Sweet Thunder (links | edit)
• Lou Blackburn (links | edit)
• I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart (links | edit)
• I'll Be Around (1942 song) (links | edit)
• Perdido (song) (links | edit)
• After the Lights Go Down Low (links | edit)
• Peter Giger (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington House (links | edit)
• List of people from Teaneck, New Jersey (links | edit)
• Just Squeeze Me (But Please Don't Tease Me) (links | edit)
• Joe Comfort (links | edit)
• Poor Butterfly (links | edit)
• Jazz Party (links | edit)
• Sammy Benskin (links | edit)
• The Great Paris Concert (links | edit)
• Never No Lament: The Blanton-Webster Band (links | edit)
• Side by Side (Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges album) (links | edit)
• Arthur Whetsel (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkins (links | edit)
• There Are Such Things (links | edit)
• Jack Wilson (jazz pianist) (links | edit)
• I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good) (links | edit)
• Lee Gordon (promoter) (links | edit)
• Azure (song) (links | edit)
• I Didn't Know About You (links | edit)
• Cotton Tail (links | edit)
• In a Mellow Tone (links | edit)
• Drop Me Off in Harlem (links | edit)
• I'm Just a Lucky So-and-So (links | edit)
• All Too Soon (links | edit)
• Rocks in My Bed (links | edit)
• Just A-Sittin' and A-Rockin' (links | edit)
• Big band remote (links | edit)
• Charlie Irvis (links | edit)
• (In My) Solitude (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington discography (links | edit)
• Fred Guy (links | edit)
• Al Viola (links | edit)
• Joe Benjamin (links | edit)
• Prelude to a Kiss (song) (links | edit)
• Aaron Bell (musician) (links | edit)
• Johnny Coles (links | edit)
• Buster Cooper (links | edit)
• Stars for Defense (links | edit)
• Major Holley (links | edit)
• Day Dream (links | edit)
• Bobby Durham (jazz musician) (links | edit)
• Eddie Preston (links | edit)
• Sam Woodyard (links | edit)
• Freddie Jenkins (links | edit)
• Hayes Alvis (links | edit)
• Junior Raglin (links | edit)
• Joya Sherrill (links | edit)
• Claude Jones (links | edit)
• Taft Jordan (links | edit)
• Kay Davis (links | edit)
• Bill Graham (musician) (links | edit)
• Butch Ballard (links | edit)
• Billy Taylor (jazz bassist) (links | edit)
• Al Sears (links | edit)
• Norris Turney (links | edit)
• Geezil Minerve (links | edit)
• I Ain't Got Nothin' but the Blues (links | edit)
• Herbie Jones (links | edit)
• Rick Henderson (links | edit)
• Wendell Marshall (links | edit)
• Money Johnson (links | edit)
• Willie Cook (links | edit)
• Chez Paree (links | edit)
• Booty Wood (links | edit)
• List of blind people (links | edit)
• Queen Esther Marrow (links | edit)
• Atlantic Records discography (links | edit)
• List of top 25 singles for 1956 in Australia (links | edit)
• List of top 25 singles for 1955 in Australia (links | edit)
• Chelsea Bridge (song) (links | edit)
• Something to Live For (song) (links | edit)
• Chronological Classics discography (links | edit)
• Sacred Concert (Ellington) (links | edit)
• Creole Love Call (links | edit)
• The Jazz Singers (links | edit)
• John Malachi (links | edit)
• Norgran Records (links | edit)
• Lloyd Trotman (links | edit)
• Jimmy Coe (links | edit)
• Victor Gaskin (links | edit)
• A Meeting of the Times (links | edit)
• Black and Tan Fantasy (links | edit)
• Blue Rose (album) (links | edit)
• The Las Vegas Show (links | edit)
• Soul Call (links | edit)
• Back to Back: Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges Play the Blues (links | edit)
• Eastbourne Performance (links | edit)
• Duke's Big 4 (links | edit)
• This One's for Blanton! (links | edit)
• The Ellington Suites (links | edit)
• New Orleans Suite (links | edit)
• The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse (links | edit)
• Togo Brava Suite (links | edit)
• The Popular Duke Ellington (links | edit)
• The Great Summit (links | edit)
• Ellington '66 (links | edit)
• Concert in the Virgin Islands (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington Plays Mary Poppins (links | edit)
• Ellington '65 (links | edit)
• The Symphonic Ellington (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington's Jazz Violin Session (links | edit)
• Happy Reunion (links | edit)
• Afro-Bossa (links | edit)
• Recollections of the Big Band Era (links | edit)
• Piano in the Background (links | edit)
• Piano in the Foreground (links | edit)
• List of Record Mirror number-one singles (links | edit)
• First Time! The Count Meets the Duke (links | edit)
• The Cosmic Scene (links | edit)
• Duke Ellington at the Bal Masque (links | edit)
• 70th Birthday Concert (Duke Ellington album) (links | edit)
• Blues in Orbit (links | edit)
• Festival Session (links | edit)
• Live at the Blue Note (Duke Ellington album) (links | edit)
• A Drum Is a Woman (links | edit)