About Ace Harris
Asa "Ace" Harris (April 1, 1910 - June 11, 1964) was an American jazz pianist. He played with a number of territory bands throughout the 1930s, eventually becoming leader of Sunset Royal Serenaders in 1937. In 1944, a recording session with Hot Lips Page resulted in Harris being invited to join the the Erskine Hawkins band, with whom he played and recorded until the early 1950s. The remainder of the decade saw Ace, now living in Chicago, enjoying some success as a solo artist, recording and performing in nightclubs around the city.
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Baby Maybe You're the Wolf
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Maybe Baby You're The Wolf
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Caldonia Boogie
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Baby Maybe You'Re The Wolf (1945)
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After Hours
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Honey
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Jam On Toast
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Gotta Get It Off My Chest
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Who?
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M.F.T. Boogie (1945)
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One For My Baby
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Back Street
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One For My Baby (02-07-52)
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At Your Beck And Call (09-07-51)
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Peek-A-Boo (1948)
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Who? (10-25-37)
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Don'T Cry, Little Girl! (09-07-51)
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Jam On Toast (1945)
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Honey (09-07-51)
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It Ain'T Good For Me, But It'S Good To Be (1945)
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