- King
Kolax (born
William Little,
November 6, 1912 –
December 18, 1991) was an
American jazz
trumpeter and bandleader.
William Little was born in Kansas...
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include Misoumenos, Dis Exapaton, Epitrepontes, Karchedonios,
Dyskolos and
Kolax. The
works found at
Oxyrhynchus have
greatly raised Menander's
status among...
- orchestras, bands, and
vaudeville shows book gigs,
including Jay McShann, King
Kolax, Tiny Bradshaw,
Roosevelt Sykes,
Claude Trenier, the Bama
State Collegians...
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Kodar Olga Palinkaš 1941-
Croatian actress,
screenwriter and
director King
Kolax William Little 1912-1991
American jazz
musician and
bandleader Caroline...
- into a
Creole family. He left
college to join a big band led by King
Kolax.
After Kolax downsized to a quintet,
Fournier moved to
Chicago in 1948,
where he...
-
stopped when Coltrane's G.I. Bill
funds ran out.
After touring with King
Kolax, he
joined a band led by
Jimmy Heath, who was
introduced to Coltrane's playing...
- Hair-Net")
Kitharistes ("The Harp-Player")
Knidia ("The
Woman From Cnidos")
Kolax ("The Flatterer" or "The Toady")
Koneiazomenai ("Women
Drinking Hemlock")...
- (areskos), if for no
purpose quarrelsome (duseris) and
surly (duskolos), churlish,
peevish Second type: flattering,
fawning (
kolax), if for own advantage...
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include Misoumenos, Dis Exapaton, Epitrepontes, Karchedonios,
Dyskolos and
Kolax. The
works found at
Oxyrhynchus have
greatly raised Menander's
status among...
-
arranged for Earl
Hines and
worked in
Chicago with
Dallas Bartley and King
Kolax; he also
booked shows for the Club DeLisa. He then
joined Billy Eckstine's...
