Ramsey, Frederic, Jr., 1915-1995
Ramsey, Frederic 1915-1995
Ramsey, Frederic, Jr., 1915-....
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Ramsey, Frederic 1915- Jr
Ramsey, Frederic
Fred Ramsey American music writer and record producer (1915–1995)
Ramsey, Frederic (1915-?).
Ramsey, Frederic, Jr.
VIAF ID: 41926850 (Personal)
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Works
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| 16 poems by Sterling Brown. |
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| Ain't this a mean world (3 min 33 s) |
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| American history in ballad and song 2 : Senior High school studies |
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| Anatomy of pop--the music explosion--excerpts, 1966-02-15 |
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| Baby Dodds talking and drum solos |
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| Baby, if I don't get lucky (7 min 03 s) |
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| Been here and gone |
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| Big bands before 1935 |
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| The Blues |
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| Boogie woogie |
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| Buck dance (2 min 29 s) |
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| Calypso & Meringues |
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| Chicago documentary portrait of a jazz era |
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| Country brass bands. [Sound recording] |
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| Dives and Lazarus |
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| Drums in the Twenties |
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| Early one morning, the blues come falling down (4 min 14 s) |
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| Fifty-three shape note folk hymns |
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| Footnotes to jazz |
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| Frédéric Ramsey et Charles Edouard Smith. Jazzmen. Traduit de l'anglais par Max Roth. [Chapitres par E. Simons Campbell, Otis Ferguson, Wilder Hobson, Edward J. Nichols, F. Ramsey, C. E. Smith, Stephen W. Smith, William Russell] |
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| Freight train |
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| A guide to longplay jazz records |
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| Horace Sprott. [Sound recording] |
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| Interview (15 min 16 s) |
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| Interview continued |
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| Jazzmen |
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| Jazzways |
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| Jesus going to make up my dying bed (4 min 29 s) |
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| Jump and Kansas City |
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| Lead Belly's legacy |
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| Leadbelly: Shout on. [Sound recording] |
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| Luke and Mullen (2 min 31 s) |
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| Mark Spoelstra Recorded at Club 47 |
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| Maryland (2 min 33 s) |
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| Music from the South field recordings taken in Alabama, Louisiana and Mississipi under a grant from the John Simon Guggenheim memorial fundation |
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| My Hoe leadin' my row (1 min 50 s) |
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| New York 1922-1934 |
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| Oh glad, oh free (3 min 08 s) |
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| One dollar Bill, two dollar Bill (2 min 17 s) |
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| Piano |
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| Poemontages 100 years of French poetry |
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| Poémontages; petite anthologie de la poésie française modern. Réalisé [Sound recording] |
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| Rudiments with drum stick neverbeats (2 min 07 s) |
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| Scott Dunbar film and recording by Frederic Ramsey, Jr. |
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| Shimmy beat and press roll demonstration (1 min 25 s) |
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| Shine on, rising sun (3 min 48 s) |
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| Smoke like lightning |
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| Some of these days |
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| The South |
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| Spooky drums No°2 (2 min 18 s) |
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| Take this hammer (2 min 14 s) |
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| Tom Tom workout (1 min 57 s) |
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| When the saints go marching home (2 min 53 s) |
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| Where the music started; a photographic essay. |
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