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Noone, Jimmie, 1895-1944

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Personal name headingNoone, Jimmie, 1895-1944
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Variant(s)Noone, James, 1895-1944
Noone, Jimmy, 1895-1944
See alsoBlue Melody Boys (Noone)
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Birth date1895-04-23
Death date1944-04-19
Place of birthCut-Off (La.)
Place of deathLos Angeles (Calif.)
Field of activityJazz
AffiliationOriginal Creole Orchestra Creole Jazz Band Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra Ory's Creole Jazz Band
Young Olympia Band Dreamland Orchestra
Profession or occupationJazz musicians Clarinetists Band directors
Found inKid Ory & Jimmie Noone. [Phonodisc] 1967?
Apex Club blues [SR] p1986: label (Jimmie Noone) container (b. 4-23-1895 in Cut-Off, La.; d. 4-19-1944)
Apex blues, 1928?: caption (James Noone)
An anthology of colored jazz, 1941: labels (Jimmy Noone and his orchestra)
Information from 678 field, converted 2014-04-16 (Jazz clarinetist)
African American National Biography, accessed March 22, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database: (Noone, Jimmie; jazz musician, clarinetist, bandleader; born 23 April 1895 in Cut-Off, Louisiana, United States; professional career with Freddie Keppard's band (1913); formed Young Olympia Band; Original Creole Band, Chicago (1917); Creole Jazz Band (1919); Dreamland Orchestra (1920-1927); recording debut, song with Ollie Powers (1923); recorded session with Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, soloed with Cooke (1924, 1926, 1927); re-named Apex Club Orchestra (until 1928); own recording sessions (1928); one of the big three of New Orleans clarinetists of 1920s; recorded with Stovepipe Johnson, Lillie Delk Christian (1928), led similar versions of Apex Club Orchestra, first half of 1930s; revival of New Orleans jazz, greater interest in his playing (1943); in California worked with Kid Ory's group, appeared in Orson Welles radio series The Mercury Theatre on the Air; recorded with Capitol Jazzmen; died 19 April 1944 in Los Angeles, California)