Eddie Lang
Before Eddie Lang, guitar virtuosity was not considered to be an asset in jazz
music. But the Philadelphia-born guitarist made the instrument stand out beyond
its usual role in providing background color, and displayed a versatility that
didn’t leave him limited to any one technique. Born on October 25, 1902, Lang
switched to the guitar after years of playing the violin and banjo in his youth,
and his prowess was immediately evident.
Lang’s professional career began in the Mound City Blue Blowers in 1924, and
regularly collaborated with his childhood friend, violinist Joe Venu...
When Your Lover Has GoneEddie Lang and Ethel Waters
After You've GoneBenny Goodman, Eddie Lang, Jack Teagarden and Joe Venuti
Kitchen ManEddie Lang and Bessie Smith
JeannineEddie Lang
Tiger RagJoe Venuti and Eddie Lang
After You've GoneJack Teagarden, Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti
When Your Lover Has GoneEddie Lang and Ethel Waters
Big Band Bash
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After You've GoneBenny Goodman, Eddie Lang, Jack Teagarden and Joe Venuti
The Ultimate Collection
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Kitchen ManEddie Lang and Bessie Smith
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JeannineEddie Lang
Pioneers Of Jazz Guitar - 1927-1939
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Tiger RagJoe Venuti and Eddie Lang
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After You've GoneJack Teagarden, Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti
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