drums, snare drum · 1898–1959
Baby Dodds
New Orleans drummer, Johnny Dodds's younger brother: Fate Marable's riverboats with young Louis Armstrong, then King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band; often called the first great jazz drummer.
- Sessions
- 14
- Records
- 8
- First date
- January 6, 1946
- Latest
- 1956
On the records
RLP 2514 · 1955Wild Bill Davison Featured With The All Star StompersThe All Star Stompers
MG 12038 · 1955Jazz New Orleans Volume 1Mutt Carey, Punch Miller
RLP 12-205 · 1956Ragtime!Tony Parenti's Ragpickers, Tony Parenti's Ragtime Band
RLP 12-211 · 1956Sweet And HotWild Bill Davison
CL 852 · 1956Louis Armstrong Story - Volume IILouis Armstrong And His Hot Seven
MG 12050 · 1956Jazz New Orleans Volume 2Punch Miller, Mutt Carey
RLP 12-283 · 1958George Lewis Of New Orleans With Eclipse Alley Five And Original Zenith Brass BandOriginal Zenith Brass Band
RLP 12-216Creole ReedsSidney Bechet, Albert NicholasEvery date, in order
1946
- January 6, 1946Baby Dodds TrioNYCdrums
- February 26, 1946Original Zenith Brass BandNew Orleans, LAsnare drum
- February 27, 1946Eclipse Alley FiveNew Orleans, LAdrums
1947
- June 21, 1947The All Star StompersWOR radio broadcast, This Is Jazz, WOR Studios, NYCdrums
- July 26, 1947The All Star Stompers + Chippie HillWOR radio broadcast, This Is Jazz, WOR Studios, NYCdrums
- August 2, 1947The All Star Stompers + Sidney BechetWOR radio broadcast, This Is Jazz, WOR Studios, NYCdrums
- August 23, 1947The All Star StompersWOR radio broadcast, This Is Jazz, WOR Studios, NYCdrums
- September 6, 1947The All Star StompersWOR radio broadcast, This Is Jazz, WOR Studios, NYCdrums
- September 13, 1947The All Star StompersWOR radio broadcast, This Is Jazz, WOR Studios, NYCdrums
- September 27, 1947The All Star StompersWOR radio broadcast, This Is Jazz, WOR Studios, NYCdrums
- November 18, 1947Mutt CareyNYCdrums
- November 22, 1947Tony Parenti's Ragtime BandNYCdrums
- November 27, 1947Mutt CareyNYCdrums