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Harry Edison

American jazz trumpeter (1915-1999)

Real name

Debonair Harry Edison

Aliases

Trumpeter X

Harry "Sweets" Edison

"Sweets" Edison

Groups

Harry Edison Quintet

The Pacific Jazzmen

Count Basie Orchestra

Harry Edison Quartet

Sources

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Performed Songs
Written Songs

Performed Songs

Did You Call Her Today (1962)

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"Sweets" Edison

Instrumental

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Open The Door, Richard! (1947)

Count Basie and his Orchestra

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English

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When Your Lover Has Gone (1957)

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The Oscar Peterson Trio

Instrumental

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Baby, Won't You Please Come Home (1958)

Instrumental

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Centerpiece (1958)

Harry "Sweets" Edison

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If I Had You (1959)

Harry "Sweets" Edison

Instrumental

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Always (1961)

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Harry "Sweets" Edison

My Romance (1962)

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Hello, Dolly! (1964)

Harry "Sweets" Edison

Instrumental

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After You've Gone (1975)

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Instrumental

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Detour Ahead (1975)

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Instrumental

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Song start time in video: 29:50

Mood Indigo (1975)

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Instrumental

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Song start time in video: 23:06

Body And Soul (1976)

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Feelings (1978)

and

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis

Instrumental

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Spotlite (1978)

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis

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John Darvilles Quartet

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Instrumental

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Restless (1988)

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Blues In The Closet (1999)

Instrumental

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Written Songs

Jive At Five (1939)

Count Basie Orchestra

Instrumental

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Centerpiece (1959)

Lambert, Hendricks & Ross

English

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