KDP | Artist | Babs Gonzales

Label	Issue	Format	Artist	Title
King	4615	single	Babs Gonzales	Still wailin' / Shuckin' and jivin'
-	4836	-	-	Be bop Santa Claus / Watch them resolutions
-	4885	-	-	House rent party / She's just right for me

Leader	Site	Date	Session	Role
Babs Gonzales	Paris	February, 1953	[session]	vocal
-	Unknown Location	1955	[session]	-
-	New York, NY	January 12, 1956	[session]	-

Song	Label	Master	Leader	Site	Date	Session
Be bop Santa Claus	King	K9697-2	Babs Gonzales	Unknown Location	1955	[session]
Dem crazy bums	-	K9699	-	-	-	-
She's just right for me	-	K8690-1	-	New York, NY	January 12, 1956	[session]
Shuckin' and jivin'	-	K9243	-	Paris	February, 1953	[session]
Still wailin'	-	K9242	-	-	-	-
Watch them resolutions	-	K9698-2	-	Unknown Location	1955	[session]

Artist	Leader	Site	Date	Session
Al Jones	Babs Gonzales	Paris	February, 1953	[session]
Andy Gibson	-	New York, NY	January 12, 1956	[session]
Bill Graham	-	Paris	February, 1953	[session]
Dave Van Dyke	-	New York, NY	January 12, 1956	[session]
Dizzy Gillespie	-	Paris	February, 1953	[session]
Joe Tex	-	New York, NY	January 12, 1956	[session]
Lou Hackney	-	Paris	February, 1953	[session]
Mickey Baker	-	New York, NY	January 12, 1956	[session]
Specs Powell	-	-	-	-
Teddy Brannon	-	Unknown Location	1955	[session]
unknown musician	-	-	-	-
-	-	New York, NY	January 12, 1956	[session]
Wade Legge	-	Paris	February, 1953	[session]

Babs Gonzales (October 27, 1919 – January 23, 1980), born Lee Brown, was an American jazz vocalist of the bebop era notable for writing the song "Oop-Pop-A-Da", which was recorded and performed by his band, Three Bips and a Bop, and was later made famous by Dizzy Gillespie. Wikipedia

Babs Gonzales

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