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(July 29th 1900 - November 30th 1964)
A saxophonist, composer and arranger born in West Virginia in 1900, Donald Matthew Redman became a prominent member of the "Fletcher Henderson Orchestra". In 1927 he assumed control of "Mckinney's Cotton Pickers", a group initially established in Detroit by drummer William McKinney, before becoming the leader of his own hot Orchestra. Redman's radical musical concepts would make him a component indispensable to the development of Swing.
Videos:
After All, You're All I'm After (2:38)
Baby Won't You Please Come Home (3:12)
Beedle Um Bum (3:25)
Cherry (3:27)
Do Something (2:39)
Gee, Ain't I Good To You? (3:28)
Hullabaloo (2:47)
I'd Love It (3:12)
It's A Precious Little Thing Called Love (2:57)
It's Tight Like That (2:44)
Miss Hannah (3:04)
Never Swat A Fly (3:09)
Nobody's Sweetheart (2:56)
Paducah (3:01)
Rocky Road (2:59)
Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble (2:42)
Six Or Seven Times (3:19)
Take A Chance (10:11)
Trouble, Why Pick On Me? (2:51)
Wherever There's A Will Baby (3:02)
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