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20sJazz.com - Born today in Aiken, South Carolina in 1903 James "Bubber" Miley was an incredible trumpeter and cornetist renowned for his muted style. After extensive touring as a member of "Mamie
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“Creole Love Call” Duke Ellington (1927) with Adelaide Hall and Bubber Miley/(1949) with Kay Davis and Ray Nance – Swing & Beyond
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