Word: dickenson
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Arlon T. Adams Jr., Shelburne Falls, Mass.; Dickenson W. Adams, Shelburne Falls, Mass.; George P. Bates, Gloucester, Mass.; Hugh P. Chandler, Auburndale, Mass.; Kenneth B. Culbert, E. Boothbay, Me.; Frank G. Dewar, Cambridge, Mass.; Donald J. Fern, Forest Hill, L. I.; John H. Leo Jr., Newton, Mass.; Frederick J. Davis, Roslindale, Mass...
...tribute to Harvard's expanding admissions program. Albert I. Dickenson, Dartmouth Director of Admissions, said...
Bobby Hackett on the cornet, Fraukile Newton on the trumpet, Vic Dickenson and J. C. Higgenbothan and their trombones, Geno Sedric on the clarinet, and the Crimson Stompers have donated their services for the program...
...funny the way one musician can change the entire sound of a jazz band. Last week, before the official opening of Steve Connelly's Rathskeller, a trumpeter named Shad Collins was playing with the Vic Dickenson-Buster Bailey outfit in the little cellar in back of the Bradford. Little Shad is a former Basie star, but his playing, strangely enough, was straight from the Delta, and the group had the most authentic New Orleans sound heard in Boston for some time...
...Dickenson and Bailey have been around for a long time. Trombonist Vic has developed his taste and feeling over more than a quarter-century of playing with the best in the field, and Buster has been a clarinet wizard to generations of greats and near-greats. Bailey is a grandfather now, but he can still blow a chorus that sounds as if it were some- where between Goodman and Ed Hall--with the smoothness of neither, but the imagination of both...