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Bill Doggett was Ella’s pianist and Music Director d uring this time period. During 1940-1941, he played a leading role with Sister Rosetta Tharpe, the Girl Singer for The Lucky Millinder Orchestra, for whom Bill Doggett was both pianist and arranger. Between 1942-44, he also played a key role with The Ink Spots, as their arranger and pianist-uncredited- on their biggest hit records.
Slow Walk (Sil Austin) by Bill DoggettSounds a lot like Doggett’s previous hit “Honky Tonk,” but “Slow Walk” was written and first recorded by Sil Austin, wh...
Bill Doggett. Soundtrack: Blue Velvet. Bill Doggett was a rock-and-roll pioneer; his 1956 hit "Honky Tonk" has been hailed as the first rock instrumental. Raised on the streets of North Philadelphia and a graduate of Central High School, Bill Doggett had been making music from an early age, turning from the trumpet to the piano at age 13, and by 15 he was playing in the pit orchestra of a...
Legacy and Jazz Roots. Bill Doggett was one of the most important forces helping to usher in the dawn of Jazz Organ in the mid 1950s, along with his peer and mentor, Wild Bill Davis. Doggett and Davis kickstarted the golden opportunities that Jimmy Smith, Richard Groove Holmes, Jack Mc Duff, Charles Earland and a whole new generation of Jazz ...
Bill Doggett's Greatest Hits | Best Songs of Bill Doggett - Full Album Bill Doggett NEW Playlist 2017 "Music can change the world because it can change peopl...
William Ballard Doggett was born February 16, 1916, on the north side of Philadelphia. At age nine, Doggett was attracted to the trumpet, but his family could not afford one. Bill's mother, Wynona, was a church pianist and his inspiration. Within a few years, he switched to the piano and was hailed as a child prodigy by the time he was thirteen.
Provided to YouTube by King RecordsHonky Tonk Pt. 2 · Bill DoggettBill Doggett - Extended Play - Honky Tonk! His Organ And Combo℗ 1972 Gusto Records, Inc.Rel...
