Richard M. Jones

Richard M. Jones

Musician · US · 1892–1945

jazz

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Discography

Albums
Richard M. Jones and the Blues Singers in Chronological Order, 1923-1938Richard M. Jones and the Blues Singers in Chronological Order, 1923-19381995

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Richard M. Jones: Volume 2 1927-1936Richard M. Jones: Volume 2 1927-19361995

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The Chronological Classics: Richard M. Jones 1923-1927The Chronological Classics: Richard M. Jones 1923-19271995

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The Chronological Classics: Richard M. Jones 1927-1944The Chronological Classics: Richard M. Jones 1927-19441995

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Singles
John Said He Saw a Number / My Soul Is a Witness for the LordJohn Said He Saw a Number / My Soul Is a Witness for the Lord1926

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Label

Record label
Paramount

Groups

  • Jones' Chicago Cosmopolitanseponymous, originalcurrent
  • Richard Jones and His Jazz Wizardseponymous, originalcurrent
  • Richard M. Jones’ Jazzmeneponymous, originalcurrent
  • Russell’s Hot Sixcurrent
  • Wallie Coulter and His Bandcurrent

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Country

US

Born

1892-06-13

Died

1945-12-08

Instruments

piano

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Richard Jones, Richard M.Jones, Richard Marigny Jones, Richard Mariney Jones

Disambiguation

US jazz pianist

ISNI

0000000115718224

Description

American musician (1892–1945)

Extract from Wikipedia

Richard M. Jones, born Richard Marigny Jones, was an American jazz pianist, composer, band leader, and record producer. Numerous songs bear his name as author, including "Trouble in Mind".

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