About Big Al Sears
Al Sears (Macomb, Illinois, February 21, 1910 - New York City, March 23, 1990) was an American tenor- and alto saxophonist and bandleader. He played jazz and rhythm & blues. Sears played as a teenager saxophone with Fats Waller. In 1928 Sears replaced the tenor saxophonist Johnny Hodges in the orchestra of Chick Webb, in the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem. He toured with the revue “Keep Shufflin’”, then he played with Zack Whyte in Cincinnati and with Elmer Snowden.
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Tom, Dick 'n' Harry
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Marshall Plan
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Great Googa Mooga
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Rock 'N' Roll Ball
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Rock and Roll Ball
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Huffin' and Puffin'
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In The Good Old Summertime
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Brown Boy
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125th Street, New York
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Here's the Beat
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Come a Runnin'
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Shake Hands
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Rock N' Roll Ball
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Tom, Dick ´n´ Harry
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Groove Station
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Searsy
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Easy Ernie
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Nell don't wear no button up shoes
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Baltimore Bounce
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Rock & Roll Ball
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Castle Rock
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Mag's Alley
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Nell Don't Wear No Button Up Shoes [Al Sears & His Orchestra,
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Tan Skin Lad
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Circuit Breaker
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Long Long Ago
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Fo-Yah
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Come and Dance With Me
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Now ride the d train
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Nell Don't Wear No Button Up Shoes [Al Sears & His Orchestra, 1951]
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Castle Rock [Johnny Hodges & His Orchestra, 1951]
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Tom, Dick 'n' Henry
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Rock N Roll Ball
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Vo-Sa
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Sear-Lousy
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Huffin and Puffin
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Take Off Road
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Sideways
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Love Call
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Sideways [Johnny Hodges & His Orchestra, 1952]
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Right Now, Right Now
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In a Jam
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Tom Dick 'N' Harry
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Let the Zoomers Droll
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One O'Clock Jump (Tow O'Clock Jump)
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Something to Pat Your Foot To
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Baltimor Bounce [Al Sears & His Orchestra, 1951]
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One O'Clock Jump [Duke Ellington & His Orchestra, 1947]
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The Beautiful Indians 1 [Duke Ellington & His Orchestra, 1946]
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Sear-Lously [Al Sears & His Orchestra, 1952]
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