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Eddie Miller (2)

American jazz saxophonist (tenor), clarinetist and songwriter. Played with : Ben Pollack, Bob Crosby ("Bob Crosby And The Bob Cats"), Pete Fountain and others. As a songwriter he is best known for "Slow Mood" (also known as "Lazy Mood"). In 1945, he began his own band, Eddie Miller's Combo, which included former Cosby bandmates [a357511] and [a5357944] and former Teagarden bandmate [a6144272]. Born : June 23, 1911 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Died : April 08, 1991 in Van Nuys, California.

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• Once In Awhile
• A Swinging Case Of Masso-Ism
• The Eddie Miller Quartet Plays Mostly Ellington - The Eddie Miller And Merle Koch Trio
• Eddie Miller With Alex Welsh‎
• Street Of Dreams
• The Bob Crosby Golden Anniversary Tribute / Commemorating The 50th Anniversary Of The Bob Crosby Orchestra
• Blues For Two
• Street Of Dreams
• Swinging Tenors
• Play Hoagy Carmichael
• Empty Suit Blues
• Lazy Mood For Two
• Eddie Miller Live at Capolinea Vol. 1
• Hollywood Swing
• Just Friends
• The Blue Angel Jazz Club Presents ... A Portrait Of Eddie
• Top Tenors
• Tenor Of Jazz
• In Person
• Armand Hug and His New Orleans Dixielanders / Eddie Miller and His New Orleans Rhythm Pals
• Frat Hop
• Ellington Echoes
• Ellington Echoes
• Stomp, Mr. Henry Lee / Stars Fell On Alabama
• Peg 'O My Heart / Ain't Misbehavin'
• Back Home / It's Easy To Remember
• Eddie Miller And Merle Koch
• A New Orleans Jazz Party
• Lazy Mood For Two
• Ellington Echoes
• Instrumental Moods
• Eddie Miller - George Van Eps - Stan Wrightsman ‎Alternate "Takes"
• With A Little Help From My Friend
• Dixieland Greats
• Gone For The Day
• 75
• The Jazz Stylings of
• The Rampart Street Paraders: My Dixieland
• Damnation Alley (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
• King Dog
• Their 18 Finest 1953-1957
• Biopics
• Four Classic Albums
• Armand Hug & His New Orleans Dixielanders
• Capitol Years
• David And Bathsheba
• The Crosby Christmas Sessions
• Congo Square
• Dangerous Crossing / Pickup On South Street
• The Out-Of-Towners

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