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Ike Quebec
American jazz tenor saxophonist Ike Quebec had a distinctive broad tone and a
versatile technique that enabled him to perform a variety of different genres.
Also a talented pianist, he decided to focus on the saxophone in his early 20s,
and began his career with Count Basie's band, The Barons of Rhythm, in 1940.
Between 1940 and the early 1950s, he performed with artists such as Frankie
Newton, Roy Eldridge, Ella Fitzgerald and Coleman Hawkins. During this time he
was often part of Cab Calloway's band.
In the early 1950s, Quebec made fewer appearances as the big band era waned...
It Might as Well Be SpringIke Quebec
It Might as Well Be Spring
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If I Had YouIke Quebec
Ike Quebec Tenor Sax
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Someone to Watch over MeIke Quebec
The Complete Blue Note Forties Recordings Of Ike Quebec And John Hardee
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Blue Turning Grey Over YouIke Quebec and Ike Quebec Quintet
The Complete Blue Note Forties Recordings Of Ike Quebec And John Hardee
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I Surrender, DearIke Quebec
Blue Harlem
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DoloresIke Quebec
Blue Harlem
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