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Musiker: Coon, Jackie

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X = Album im einem SJO-Shop erhältlich  Album-Bezeichnung: Interpret  —  Titel		Label	Label-Nummer	Aufnahme-Jahr
	Barney Bigard  —  Jazz Hall Of Fame	Liberty	LBY1358 F	1957	LP
	Dottie Dodgion  —  D.D. Sings	Arbors Records	ARCD 19128	1993	CD
	Dottie Dodgion  —  D.D. Sings	Arbors Records	ARCD-19128	1993	CD
	Eddie Miller  —  A Portrait of Eddie	Blue Angel Jazz Club	BAJC 509	1971	LP
	Jack Teagarden  —  The Club Hangover Broadcasts	Arbors Records	ARCD 191550-51	1954	CD
	Jack Teagarden All Stars  —  Hangover Club, San Francisco, 1954	FDC Records	FDC-1026	1954	LP
	Jack Teagarden and Band  —  JACK TEAGARDEN 1953/54 in SAN FRANCISCO	Rarities	No. 39	1953-54	LP
	Jackie Coon  —  Jazzin' With Jackie	Arbors Records	ARCD 19110	1995	CD
	Jackie Coon & Friends  —  Back In His Own Backyard	Arbors Records	ARCD 19109	1992	CD
	Jackie Coon & His Pals.  —  Softly	Arbors Records	ARCD 19162	1995	CD
	Jackie Coon And His Pals  —  Softly	Arbors Records	ARCD-19162	1995	CD
	Matty Matlock and the Paducah Patrol  —  Four-Button Dixie	Warner Bros.	W 1280	1958	LP
	Matty Matlock and the Paducah Patrol  —  Gold Diggers in Dixieland	Warner Bros.	1374	1859-60	LP
	Pete Fountain With Charles Bad Dant's Orchestra  —  Pete Fountain & His Mardi Gras Strutters	MCA Records	MCA-165	1963	LP
	Pete Fountain With Charles Bad Dant's Orchestra  —  Pete Fountain The Blues	MCA Records	MCA-506	1959	LP
	Ray Bauduc - Nappy Lamare And Their Band  —  Two-Beat Generation	Capitol Records	T 877 // T1198	1958	LP
	Red Nichols and his 5 Pennies  —  PARADE OF THE PENNIES	Capitol Records	T-1051	1958	LP
	Red Nichols and his Five Pennies  —  MEET THE FIVE PENNIES	Capitol Records	T-1228	1959	LP
	Rick Fay  —  Endangered Species	Arbors Records	ARCD 19120	1995	CD
	The Blue Angel Jazz Club  —  Jazz at Pasadena '68 Volume 2	Blue Angel Jazz Club	BAJC 503	1968	LP
	The Blue Angel Jazz Club  —  Jazz at Pasadena '68 Volume 1	Blue Angel Jazz Club	BAJC 502	1968	LP
	The Blue Angel Jazz Club  —  THE PRIVATE JAZZ PARTY: "DON'T CALL IT DIXIE"	Blue Angel Jazz Club	BAJC 513 /514	1968-74	LP
	Various  —  DIXIE OLDIES	Emidisc	C 048-50746	1950s	LP
	Various  —  LES SUCCES ORIGINAUX DE LA NOUVELLE ORLEANS	Festival	Album 123	1955	LP
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A middle-register, cool-toned flügelhornist who also contributes occasional vocals, Jackie Coon's likable style has been an asset to many informal mainstream sessions. Coon, who grew up in Southern California, was inspired to play trumpet after hearing Louis Armstrong's "West End Blues." He spent a few months with Jack Teagarden's band (some of the music from radio broadcasts has been released by Arbors) and had gigs with Charlie Barnet, Louis Prima, and Earl Hines, making his recording debut with Barney Bigard in 1957 and playing mellophone on Red Nichols' greatest version of "Battle Hymn of the Republic." Due to his decision to stay in California, fame has eluded Jackie Coon, but he worked for nine years at Disneyland, played regularly in local clubs, and appeared at jazz festivals. The popular flügelhornist led his first record session for Sea Breeze in 1986 and since 1991, he has recorded fairly often for Arbors. [Allmusic.com]