- Description
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See Also:
- James "Buster" Brown (biography)
- Charles "Chuck" Green (biography)
- Jerry Ames (biography)
- "Baby" Laurence Jackson (biography)
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New York Jazz Museum: Baby Laurence / Baby Laurence [theatrical performance]
- Title
- New York Jazz Museum: Baby Laurence [Theatrical Performance]
- Performers
- Baby Laurence
- Ames, Jerry
- Green, Charles "Chuck"
- Baby Laurence (Jackson)
- McPhee, John
- Brown, James "Buster"
- Kaalund, Raymond
- Published/Created
- 1973-02-25
- Genre
- Theatrical Performance
- Venue
- New York Jazz Museum
- Abstract
- Hosted by Baby Laurence, who was lured up from his native Baltimore to introduce performers and to give demonstrations of tap dancing that dazzle. With Chuck Green, Raymond Kaalund, Jerry Ames, L.D. Jackson, John T. McPhee, and Buster Brown.
This review has nice capsulations of the dancers' styles.
(Don McDonagh, "Jazz Lures Tap Talent to Museum" New York Times 2/27/1973).
Last Updated: 12-16-2015