Jay McShann (January 12, – December 7, ) was a jump blues, mainstream jazz, and swing bandleader, pianist and singer. During the s, McShann was at the forefront of blues and hard bop jazz musicians mainly from Kansas City. He assembled his own big band, with musicians that included some of the most influential artists of their time, including Charlie Parker, Bernard Anderson.

Oct 08,  · DEXTER BLUES by Jay McShann, recorded in and released on DECCA Label 'Sepia Series 78 rpm record. Good blues/jazz with a young Charlie Parker playing sax.. Enjoy!

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Kansas City Memories on Discogs. Label: Decca - DL • Format: Vinyl LP, 10 Jay McShann And His Orchestra With Charlie Parker, Walter Brown, Al Hibbler, Paul Quinichette - Kansas City Memories (, Vinyl) | Discogs5/5(1).

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Dexter Blues 5. Hootie's Ignorant Oil 6. (New) Confessin' The Blues also be adding some new albums – and here’s the first of the new ones – the band that jumps the blues – The Jay McShann Orchestra out of Kansas City. In the years to , thanks to the corrupt rule of city boss Tom Pendergast, Kansas City remained relatively.

Mary Lou Williams, Jimmie Lunceford & His Chickasaw Syncopators, Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra, Original St. Louis Crackerjacks, Count Basie & His Orchestra, Pete Johnson Blues Trio, Harlan Leonard & His Rockets, Jay McShann Trio, Eddie Johnson's Crackerjacks, Julia Lee with Jay McShann's Kansas City Stompers - Kansas City Jazz - 30s and 40s - latitelsimpratattrerpwhistmarpvolraga.coinfo Music5/5(2).

Jump blues/swing pianist, vocalist and bandleader Jay "Hootie" McShann was from Muskogee, OK. After five years of gigging around Oklahoma and Arkansas, year-old Jay moved to Kansas City and formed his own orchestra, an outfit that at various times included Charlie Parker, Jimmy Witherspoon, Ben Webster, Al Hibbler, "Doc" West and Walter Brown.4/5(1).