Data may be outdated
Last updated: 6 months ago — Click refresh to get the latest statistics.
A major graphic designer and illustrator, Paul Bacon was responsible for many famous LP covers for Riverside and Blue Note in the 1950s. A fan of classic jazz, Bacon occasionally sang and played comb a la <a href="spotify:artist:5oe3OML8fnC8glJFlAVMFR">Red McKenzie</a> from the late 40s on purely for the fun of it. He was regularly featured on a number with <a href="spotify:artist:0PMXBsXvBse0oISwwTWYu8">Bob Greene</a>'s "World of Jelly Roll Morton" in 1974, and in the early 1990s performed at Cajun, a New York jazz club. Bacon recorded an enjoyable set for Jazzology in 1996. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi
Related Artists
Terry Lightfoot And His Band
John Sheridan And His Dream Band
The Syncopators
Jeff Gilbert
The Louis Nelson New Orleans All Stars
Richard Simon & Chloe Feoranzo
Andy Cooper's Euro Top 8
Marty Grosz & His Hot Puppies
Echoes of Swing Orchestra
Lino Patruno & The American All Stars
The Yankee Rhythm Kings
Lew Green,Joe Muranyi
Chalumeau Serenaders
Tim Laughlin's New Orleans All-stars
Leslie Fodor Swing Unit
