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Buddy Johnson
Born:
01/10/1915
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Died:
02/09/1977
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Years Active:
1930's-1960's
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Buddy Johnson was an influential jazz and New York blues pianist and bandleader, active from the 1930s through the 1960s. His songs were often performed by his sister Ella Johnson, most notably "Since I Fell for You" which later became a jazz standard.
Concerts
| Event | Date | Venue | City | Region | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WWRL's Dr. Jive Rhythm & Blues Revue | 03/27/1959 | Apollo Theater | Harlem | New York | USA |
| WWRL's Dr. Jive Rhythm & Blues Revue | 03/28/1959 | Apollo Theater | Harlem | New York | USA |
| WWRL's Dr. Jive Rhythm & Blues Revue | 03/29/1959 | Apollo Theater | Harlem | New York | USA |
| WWRL's Dr. Jive Rhythm & Blues Revue | 03/30/1959 | Apollo Theater | Harlem | New York | USA |
| WWRL's Dr. Jive Rhythm & Blues Revue | 03/31/1959 | Apollo Theater | Harlem | New York | USA |
| WWRL's Dr. Jive Rhythm & Blues Revue | 04/01/1959 | Apollo Theater | Harlem | New York | USA |
| WWRL's Dr. Jive Rhythm & Blues Revue | 04/02/1959 | Apollo Theater | Harlem | New York | USA |