Wingy Manone
Joseph Matthews "Wingy" Manone, born on February 13, 1900 in New Orleans,
Louisiana, was an American jazz trumpeter, composer, singer, and bandleader.
After losing his right arm at age ten, he began playing professionally with
various bands in New Orleans. In the 1920s, Manone traveled across America,
working in cities like Chicago and New York. His style featured trumpet leads
and good-natured spoken patter. Manone's hit records included "Tar Paper Stomp"
(1929) and a 1934 version of "The Isle of Capri". He collaborated with Benny
Goodman on early recordings and fronted groups l...
About a Quarter to NineWingy Manone
Mingy Manone And His Orchestra: 1934-1935
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Every Little MomentLouis Prima, Wingy Manone and Harlem Hot Shots
Mingy Manone And His Orchestra: 1934-1935
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'Long About MidnightLouis Prima and Wingy Manone
Louis Prima And His New Orleans Gang : 1934-1935
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ShineLouis Prima, Wingy Manone and New Orleans Rhythm Kings
Complete Jazz Series 1925 - 1935
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On the Good Ship LollipopWingy Manone and Wingy Manone & His Orchestra
Mingy Manone And His Orchestra: 1934-1935
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Oh, Susannah (Dust Off That Old Pianna)Wingy Manone and Harlem Hot Shots
Mingy Manone And His Orchestra: 1934-1935
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