Origin Washington, D.C. Name Bernard Addison | Instruments Banjo, guitar Occupation(s) Musician Albums High in a Basement | |
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Born April 15, 1905Annapolis, Maryland, United States ( 1905-04-15 ) Similar People Zutty Singleton, Horace Henderson, Al Casey, Wellman Braud, John Kirby | ||
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Bernard Sylvester Addison (April 15, 1905 – December 18, 1990) was a jazz guitarist.
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Career
He studied mandolin and violin at an early age. After moving with his family to Washington, D.C., he and led a group on banjo with Claude Hopkins. He switched to guitar when he worked with Louis Armstrong in 1930. He also worked with (in chronological order) Benny Carter, Fletcher Henderson, Adelaide Hall, Jelly Roll Morton, Bubber Miley, Coleman Hawkins, the Mills Brothers, Mezz Mezzrow, Teddy Bunn, Stuff Smith, and Sidney Bechet.
Addison served in the military during World War II. During the 1950s, he played with the Ink Spots, Eubie Blake, and participated in a Fletcher Henderson reunion.
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