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Ken Colyer
'''Ken Colyer''' (1928–1988), nicknamed 'The Guv’nor', was a British [[jazz]] trumpet

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User:Edward Gerald Black
...rleans jazz in which I have played a role in supporting bands particularly Ken Colyer, Sonny Morris & Ashley Keating's Louisiana Shakers in Melbourne. ...e me his autobiography a couple of years before he died. I then set up the Ken Colyer Trust (at LSE) to publish the book. The Trust has now folded with the publi

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Skiffle
...country hit 'Last Train to San Fernando' may have been an inspiration. [[Ken Colyer]] began in skiffle and graduated to the British revivalist [[traditional ja

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User:Bruce M. Tindall/Sandbox2
'''Ken Colyer''' (1928-1988; nickname 'The Guv’nor') was a British [[jazz]] trumpeter a In 1949 Ken Colyer, and his brother Bill (playing the washboard), joined [[Ben Marshall]]'s co

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Ken Colyer
'''Ken Colyer''' (1928–1988), nicknamed 'The Guv’nor', was a British [[jazz]] trumpet

4 KB (653 words) - 07:38, 30 August 2011