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Fecha de Nacimiento<\/strong> 12 de abril de 1892<\/div>\n

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Fecha de Fallecimiento<\/strong> 8 de agosto de 1940<\/div>\n

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Fue un clarinetista y saxofonista de hot-jazz, estadounidense, nacido en Nueva Orleans (Luisiana) el 12 de abril de 1892, y fallecido en Chicago (Illinois) el 8 de agosto de 1940.<\/div>\n

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Estudi\u00f3 clarinete con Lorenzo Tio y se enrol\u00f3 en la banda del trombonista Kid Ory, en la que permaneci\u00f3 entre 1911 y 1918, tras lo cual estuvo en una compa\u00f1\u00eda de vodevil, con Billy Mack, y en un riverboat, en la banda de Fate Marable. Se traslad\u00f3 a Chicago, en 1920, llamado por Joe King Oliver, con quien estuvo hasta 1924.<\/div>\n

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Form\u00f3 su propio grupo, que estuvo de residente en el Kelly’s Stables y, entre 1925 y 1930, grab\u00f3 con numerosas cantantes: Ida Cox, Viola Bartlett y otras, adem\u00e1s de grabar con los Hot Five de Louis Armstrong, con Jelly Roll Morton y otros m\u00fasicos. Tras unos a\u00f1os de silencio, vuelve a grabar en 1938, con el trompetista Charlie Shavers y con Lilian Hardin.<\/div>\n

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Johnny Dodds fue un ejecutante, b\u00e1sicamente, de peque\u00f1os combos, en los que se convert\u00eda en insustituible. Generaba exquisitas frases mel\u00f3dicas, mudando sucesivamente los esquemas y la entonaci\u00f3n robusta, graduando su vibrato caracter\u00edstico. Destacado int\u00e9rprete de blues, era un magn\u00edfico improvisador colectivo, maestro en el contrapunto a la trompeta y al tromb\u00f3n.<\/div>\n

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Influy\u00f3 a un gran n\u00famero de clarinetistas, entre los que destacan Buster Bailey y Mezz Mezzrow.<\/div>\n

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Fallece de un ataque card\u00edaco en 1940, tras una sesi\u00f3n de grabaci\u00f3n con Natty Dominique.<\/div>\n

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Date of Birth<\/strong> April 12, 1892<\/div>\n

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Date of Death<\/strong> August 8, 1940<\/div>\n

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He was a clarinetist and saxophonist of hot-jazz, American, born in New Orleans (Louisiana) on April 12, 1892, and died in Chicago (Illinois) on August 8, 1940.<\/div>\n

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He studied clarinet with Lorenzo Tio and joined the band of the trombonist Kid Ory, in which he remained between 1911 and 1918, after which he was in a vaudeville company, with Billy Mack, and on a riverboat, in the Fate Marable band. . He moved to Chicago in 1920, called by Joe King Oliver, with whom he was until 1924.<\/div>\n

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He formed his own group, which was a resident at Kelly’s Stables and, between 1925 and 1930, recorded with numerous singers: Ida Cox, Viola Bartlett and others, as well as recording with Louis Armstrong’s Hot Five, with Jelly Roll Morton and others. musicians. After a few years of silence, he recorded again in 1938, with the trumpeter Charlie Shavers and with Lilian Hardin.<\/div>\n

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Johnny Dodds was a player, basically, of small combos, in which he became irreplaceable. It generated exquisite melodic phrases, successively changing the patterns and robust intonation, graduating its characteristic vibrato.<\/div>\n

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An outstanding blues player, he was a magnificent collective improviser, master of counterpoint to the trumpet and trombone. He influenced a large number of clarinetists, including Buster Bailey and Mezz Mezzrow.<\/div>\n

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He died of a heart attack in 1940, after a recording session with Natty Dominique.<\/div>\n

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Discograf\u00eda:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Genero Jazz<\/strong><\/td>\nEscuchar Musica<\/strong><\/td>\nA\u00f1o<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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1<\/td>\nThe King of New Orleans Clarinets (Volume One)<\/td>\n1945<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
2<\/td>\nJohnny Dodds<\/td>\n1981<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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