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Bus Etri

American Jazz guitarist. Born June 22, 1917 in Manhattan, New York. Died Aug. 21, 1941 in Culver City, California. Died in car accident with trumpeter/vocalist [a7977881].

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• The Charlie Barnet Collection 1935-47
• 1940 Vol. 2
• Swing Street Strut
• 1940
• Leapin' At The Lincoln
• Make Believe Ballroom: 1935-1939
• The Transcription Performances 1941
• Leapin' At The Lincoln
• An Introduction To Charlie Barnet: His Best Recordings 1935-1944
• Cherokee
• Original 1938 Radio Transcriptions
• Guitar Player Presents Legends Of Guitar - Jazz, Vol. 2
• Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie
• 1941
• Big Bands: Charlie Barnet
• Big Band Jazz (From The Beginnings To The Fifties)
• The Indispensable Charlie Barnet Volumes 1/2 (1935-1939)
• The Complete Charlie Barnet, Volume VI / 1941-1942
• The Complete Charlie Barnet, Volume IV 1940 2-Record Set
• The Complete Charlie Barnet, Volume II - 1939
• I Re Del Jazz
• "The Duke's Ideas" Volume 1 (1939-1941)
• The Charlie Barnet Orchestra
• The Charlie Barnet Orchestra
• This Is The Big Band Era
• Charlie Barnet, Vol. II
• Vol 1
• In The Groove With The Kings Of Swing
• Charlie Barnet
• Jazz For People Who Hate Jazz
• You're My Thrill / Nowhere
• Lumby / Phyllysse
• Swingin' On Nothin' / Harlem Speaks
• Consider Yourself Kissed / Little John Ordinary
• These Things You Left Me / He's A Latin From Staten Island
• 720 In The Books / So Far, So Good
• Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie / Southland Shuffle
• I Don't Want To Cry Any More / Pompton Turnpike
• I Hear A Rhapsody / The Moon Is Cryin' For Me
• Redskin Rhumba / Southern Fried
• Asleep Or Awake / S'posin'
• A New Moon And An Old Serenade / The Gal From Joe's
• This Is No Dream / That's Right I'm Wrong
• Cherokee / (Stay Up "Stan") The All Night Record Man
• The Duke's Idea / The Count's Idea
• Scotch And Soda / Echoes Of Harlem
• The Sophisticated Swing Of The Hudson:Delange Orchestra (1936 / 1939)
• Swing And Sweat
• Musical Madness
• One Night Stand With Charlie Barnet at the Famous Door, July 1939

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