George E. Lee

About

George E. Lee, born April 26, 1896 in Booneville, MO, died c. Oct 1958 in San Diego.

He was a pianist, singer, and baritone saxophonist, who learned music in the United States Army during World War I and returned from military service to Kansas City, organized a band, and became nationally prominent in the entertainment field. George E. Lee's first band played regularly at the Lyric Hall at 18th and Lydia in the heart of Kansas City's Harlem section. His sister Julia Lee was on piano, and sang. Bruce Redd was the drummer, and Lee himself "sent" the musicians who came around to hear him by slap-tonguing a huge baritone sax.

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George E. Lee

About

"What Kind Of Rhythm Is That?" -- Territory Bands, 1927-1931

Various

Ruff Scufflin'

Walter Barnes And His Royal Creolians* / George E. Lee And His Novelty Singing Orchestra*

Kansas City Memories

Various

Kansas City

Various

Sweet And Low Blues: Big Bands And Territory Bands Of The 20s

Various

Territory Bands Vol. 2 1927-1931

Various

If I Could Be With You / Paseo Strut

George E. Lee And His Orchestra

The Little Moon Men

Dance What You Wanna

Don't Let Him In

Talking Boss=George Lee

Jungle Fever

Dance Whatcha Wanna

St James Infirmary 's Novelty Singing Orch. St James Infirmary

Nobody But You

Rough Scufflin'

Talking Boss

Summer

You Were Made For Me

Rough Scufflin’

Meritt Stomp

George Lee - Burial Of Long Shot (Part 2)

Rough ScufflinÕ

Ruff Scufflin'

Rough Scuffin'

Won't You Come Over To My House

Paseo Street

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