Teddy Buckner
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Biography
Theodore Guy Buckner (December 14, 1913, St. Louis, Missouri - April 12, 1976, Detroit, Michigan) was an American jazz saxophonist. He was the brother of Milt Buckner. Buckner was raised in Detroit, where he played very early in his career before joining McKinney's Cotton Pickers. He was best known for his time spent in the orchestra of Jimmie Lunceford, where he remained from 1937 to 1943. After working with Lunceford, Buckner primarily played locally in Detroit, where he worked into the 1970s. His activities included small jazz combos, work in the Motown studios, and co-leading a big band with Jimmy Wilkins, Ernie Wilkins's brother. He toured Europe in 1975, and also appeared in the New McKinney's Cotton Pickers that decade.
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- St Louis Blues featuring Teddy Buckner
- St. James Infirmary
- Aunt Hagar's Blues featuring Teddy Buckner
- Martinique
- West End Blues
- Harlem Blues featuring Teddy Buckner
- Friendless Blues featuring Teddy Buckner
- Jambalaya featuring Teddy Buckner
- Ting-a-Ling featuring Teddy Buckner
- Do What Ory Say featuring Teddy Buckner
- Walking with the King featuring Teddy Buckner
- Gettysburg March featuring Teddy Buckner
- Nobody's Sweetheart featuring Teddy Buckner
- San featuring Teddy Buckner
- Joe Turner Blues featuring Teddy Buckner
- Colonel Bogey March
- Way Down South featuring Teddy Buckner
- Bye and Bye featuring Teddy Buckner
- Battle Hymn of the Republic featuring Teddy Buckner
- It's a Long Way to Tipperary featuring Teddy Buckner
- Over the Waves featuring Teddy Buckner
- Paddle Wheel featuring Teddy Buckner
- Lassus Trombone featuring Teddy Buckner
- Dixieland One-Step
