Howard Rye
Biographic Data
| ID | 6368793 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Howard Rye |
| GIVEN NAMES | Howard |
| FAMILY NAME | Rye |
| SIGNATURE | RYE H |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 205 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 162 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 43 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
McLawler, Sarah
Chess
The Jazz Kings and Other Spin-Off Groups
band known to history as Jazz Kings is the best known of the many groups formed by former members of the Southern Syncopated Orchestra in London after their departure from the orchestra. This is largely because New Orleans clarinetist Sidney Bechet was member (see Figure 1). Jazz Kings had an intimate but still not fully elucidated relationship with the twelve-piece group which George Lattimore had previously supplied to the Portman Rooms under t…
Southern Syncopated Orchestra
In this section appear basic biographies for all musicians known to have worked with the Southern Syncopated Orchestra in Europe, although without repeating information on major figures which may easily be recovered from standard reference sources on jazz or African-American music.In many cases these biographies are extremely sparse, and in a few cases nothing is known of the musicians' origins and career beyond their involvement in the SSO.The l…
The Southern Syncopated Orchestra
As previously remarked (Rye 2009, 156), research such as this into the Southern Syncopated Orchestra has no realistic end, and new information continually emerges. The opportunity is here taken to present some of the most significant recent findings and also to correct a couple of the major errors and omissions that inevitably escaped the most conscientious editing and checking. The Southern Syncopated Orchestra in Belfast The acquisition by Konr…
Schedule of SSO-Related U.S. Passport Applications
80442 Adolph Crawford 23 Apr 1919 1; 3 80443 Louisa Crawford 23 Apr 1919 1; 3 80444 Edgar Miller 22 Apr 1919 1 80445 Jesse Williams 22 Apr 1919 1 Letter filed with Passport # 80444. 80446 DeWitte Joseph Martin 22 Apr 1919 1; 3 80447 Andrew Aasbruy 17 Apr 1919 1; 3 Copeland 80448 Nathaniel Nunez 7 May 1919 1; 3 80449 Dan Parrish 7 May 1919 1; 3; 4 80450 William P. Nehemiah 24 Apr 1919 1; 3 Claim to be in 15th N.Y. Infantry Band queried. 80451 Jame…
Chronology of The Southern Syncopated Orchestra
Initially twice daily at 2:45 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Report made to HMV Com
White, Georgia
Brooks, Bubba
Allen, Moses
Johnson, Freddy
Johnson, Cee Pee
Hayes, Clifford
Phillips, Gene
Jazz Record
Jazztone
Fields, Geechie
Cuypers, Leo(nardus Maria Pius)
Williams, Nelson
Griffin Brothers
Freeman family
Davies, John R(oss) T(wiston)
Davis, Tiny
Gaines, Will
Modern
The Jazz Kings and Other Spin-Off Groups
band known to history as Jazz Kings is the best known of the many groups formed by former members of the Southern Syncopated Orchestra in London after their departure from the orchestra. This is largely because New Orleans clarinetist Sidney Bechet was member (see Figure 1). Jazz Kings had an intimate but still not fully elucidated relationship with the twelve-piece group which George Lattimore had previously supplied to the Portman Rooms under t…
Black Musical Internationalism in England in the 1920s
In 1920s and 1930s hundreds of thousands of people in Britain danced to music played by black instrumentalists, watched shows with black dancers, were amused by black entertainers at parties and night clubs, purchased sheet music and played melodies created by black composers, and listened to performances by black people on phonograph discs. Stage shows imported from United States played to packed houses in British theaters. The London and provin…
To the Mother Country”—jamaican Entertainers in Britain 1906–1936
(1988). “TO THE MOTHER COUNTRY”—JAMAICAN ENTERTAINERS IN BRITAIN 1906–1936. South African Theatre Journal: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 62-75
Black Musical Internationalism in England in the 1920s
In 1920s and 1930s hundreds of thousands of people in Britain danced to music played by black instrumentalists, watched shows with black dancers, were amused by black entertainers at parties and night clubs, purchased sheet music and played melodies created by black composers, and listened to performances by black people on phonograph discs. Stage shows imported from United States played to packed houses in British theaters. The London and provin…
King (record company)
White, Georgia
Brooks, Bubba
Allen, Moses
Johnson, Freddy
Johnson, Cee Pee
Hayes, Clifford
Phillips, Gene
Jazz Record
Jazztone
Fields, Geechie
Cuypers, Leo(nardus Maria Pius)
Williams, Nelson
Griffin Brothers
Freeman family
Davies, John R(oss) T(wiston)
Davis, Tiny
Gaines, Will
Modern
Dickerson, Carroll
Harris(, Sr.), Le Roy (W.) (i)
Simon, Stafford
Rodriguez, Rod
Computer Science (81 works) · Art (71 works) · History and Developments in Astronomy (40 works) · Art history (37 works) · Australian History and Society (25 works) · Jazz (25 works) · Musicology and Musical Analysis (24 works) · Geography (20 works) · History (17 works) · Music History and Culture (16 works)