- jazz and R&B
dance tune
first po****rized by Paul
Williams and His
Hucklebuckers in 1949. The
composition of the tune was
credited to Andy Gibson, and...
- Paul "Hucklebuck"
Williams (July 13, 1915 –
September 14, 2002) was an
American jazz and
blues saxophonist, bandleader, and songwriter. His
record "The...
-
Between March and June, "The Huckle-Buck" by Paul
Williams and his
Hucklebuckers topped the best
sellers chart for 12 non-consecutive w****s and the juke...
- "dirty boogie"
because it was
risque and raunchy. Paul
Williams and His
Hucklebuckers'
concerts were
sweaty riotous affairs that got shut down on more than...
-
Record Rendezvous store. The
concert featured Paul
Williams and the
Hucklebuckers, and Tiny
Grimes and the
Rocking Highlanders (an
African American instrumental...
-
original version of "The Hucklebuck,"
released by Paul
Williams and His
Hucklebuckers in 1949.
Fresh Records List of
record labels "Fresh
Records Profile"...
- In the 1950s he pla****
trumpet and sang with Paul
Williams and his
Hucklebuckers, and pla**** in the
house band at the
Apollo Theater. He
became known...
-
credited to Andy Gibson,
which was
first recorded by Paul
Williams and his
Hucklebuckers. The
vocal version became a hit for Roy Milton, the
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra...
-
event were Paul
Williams and the
Hucklebuckers, The Dominoes,
Varetta Dillard and Tiny Grimes, but only the
Hucklebuckers are able to
perform before the...
