Freddie Slack
Frederic Charles Slack, known as Freddie Slack, and born on August 7, 1910, in
Viroqua, Wisconsin, was a swing and boogie-woogie pianist and bandleader. He
started playing piano at age 13 and studied at the American Conservatory of
Music in Chicago. Slack's first job was with Johnny Tobin, followed by stints in
Los Angeles. He joined Ben Pollack's orchestra in 1934 and later played with the
Jimmy Dorsey Band. In 1939, he became a charter member of the Will Bradley
Orchestra, contributing to "Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar" (1940). Slack
formed his own band in 1942 and signed wit...
Down the Road a PieceRay McKinley, Freddie Slack and Doc Goldberg
Ray Mckinley And His Orchestra 1946-49
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St. Louis BluesFreddie Slack and Freddie Slack & His Orchestra
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The House of Blue LightsFreddie Slack, Ella Mae Morse and Don Raye
The Morse Code
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I Lost My Sugar in Salt Lake CityFreddie Slack and Johnny Mercer
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Cow Cow BoogieFreddie Slack
Boogie Woogie on the 88 By The Great Freddie Slack
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Cow-Cow BoogieFreddie Slack
Boogie Woogie Hits
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