
Mary Osborne (July 17, 1921 – March 4, 1992) was an American jazz electric guitarist. Osborne was born in Minot, North Dakota. She learned violin as a child and could also play guitar and bass by age 15. She heard Charlie Christian play in Al Trent's band at a stop in Bismarck, North Dakota; Christian became one of her most prominent influences. She went on to tour with Buddy Rogers, Dick Stabile, Terry Shand, Joe Venuti, and Russ Morgan, and recorded with Mary Lou Williams
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Spotlite
I Love Paris
How High the Moon
I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart
Rose Room
When Your Lover has Gone
Mary's Goodbye Blues
I'm Beginning to See the Light
I Found a New Baby
I Surrender Dear
Sophisticated Lady
Body and Soul
Allen's Alley
Oops My Lady
North
These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You)
Sunday glory
These Foolish Things
Super 28
Epoch
Blues In Mary's Flat
No Moon At All
Rumba Rebop
Low Ceiling
Funny, Funny What a Dime Can Do
Don't Blame Me
You're Gonna Get My Letter in the Morning
It Must Be True
Conversation (Jump Caprice)
Blues at Mary Lou's
D.D.T
Body & Soul
Mary’s Goodbye Blues
Foolish Things
Mary´s Goodbye Blues
When Your Lover Has Gone
I´m Beginning to See the Light
I'll Remember April
God Bless The Child
I Surrender, Dear
I Love Paris - Original Mix
Emily
Funny Funny Funy What A Dime Can Do
03 - Samba De Orpheus
Rose Room (Live 17 Jan 1945 New Orleans)
02 - Emily
05 - God Bless The Child
Mary?s Goodbye Blues
I?m Beginning to See the Light
I Let a Song Go
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