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American jazz trumpeter and bandleader (born 1954)
Wendell Brunious (born October 27, 1954, New Orleans) is an American jazz trumpeter and bandleader. Born on October 27, 1954, Brunious was born into a
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American jazz musician (1940–2008)
John Brunious Sr., played piano and trumpet and transcribed songs such as "Bourbon Street Parade" for Paul Barbarin. His brother, Wendell Brunious, also
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American jazz band
internationally. The band was led by trumpeter Wendell Brunious, later replaced by his older brother, John Brunious. In 2006, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band
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American jazz musician (born 1973)
John "Picket" Brunious, Sr., and the nephew of jazz trumpeters and Preservation Hall Jazz Band leaders Wendell Brunious and John Brunious, Jr.. Braud is
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American jazz clarinetist and educator (born 1954)
Marsalis appears on White's 1990 album Crescent City Serenade with Wendell Brunious and Walter Payton. Since 1979 White has played in the Young Tuxedo
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2022 studio album by Arcade Fire
Gabriel – saxophone (tracks 4, 5) Mark Braud – trumpet (tracks 4, 5) Wendell Brunious – trumpet (tracks 4, 5) Sarah Neufeld – strings (tracks 6, 7) Louis
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American drummer (born 1977)
featured on track 6, Funk-ish Trumpet Mafia - Dippy ft. Nicholas Payton, Wendell Brunious, Leroy Jones (self-released single, 2024) Mahmoud Chouki - Caravan
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American jazz trombonist
Edegran, Bob French, Wynton Marsalis, Teddy Riley, Dr. Michael White, Wendell Brunious and Sammy Rimington. In New Orleans, he regularly plays at such venues
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Musical artist
James Morrison, Mark Nightingale, Claire Martin, Deborah Brown, and Wendell Brunious. He has performed at clubs like Ronnie Scott's in London and Smoke
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Historic house in Queens, New York
included Jon Faddis, Nikki Giovanni, Jimmy Heath, Bria Skonberg, and Wendell Brunious. In 2025, the city government announced plans to spend $3.5 million
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American record label
George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Jimmy Ballero Big Bill Broonzy Wendell Brunious Dan Burley Red Callender Erving Charles Pops Foster Ernie Freeman Hezekiah
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2014 studio album by Dr. John
"12" Andrews, Ledisi, Mike Ladd, Shemekia Copeland, Telmary Diaz, and Wendell Brunious. In the United States, the album peaked at number 84 on the Billboard
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Jeffery Broussard (born 1967) – zydeco musician John Brunious (born 1940) – jazz trumpeter Wendell Brunious (born 1954) – jazz trumpeter Calvin Carriere (1921–2002) –
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Armenian jazz pianist
to New Orleans" with Johnny Vidakovich and Ed Wise "Bop it up" with Wendell Brunious, Brice Winston, Bill Huntington and Jason Marsalis Vahagn took part
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Musical artist
mentored by notable artists such as Aaron Neville, Germaine Bazzle, and Wendell Brunious. In 2017 she won the Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition
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British musician (born 1942)
French Preservation New Orleans Jazz Band 2009 New Orleans Reunion, Wendell Brunious 2008 A New Orleans Visit: Before Katrina, Michael Doucet 2013 On Tour
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American guitarist (1923–1991)
Emile Venett in modern jazz venues around the city. He and trumpeter Wendell Brunious began the first Jazz Brunch at Commander's Palace restaurant in the
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Jazz festival in Germany
Scieranski, Bernard Masseli, Marek Napiorkowski, Ricky Sebastian, Wendell Brunious, Wessell Anderson, Krzysztof Zawadzkie, Rudi Trögl Trio feat. Florian
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Norwegian record label
Cool Quartet, New Cool Quartet (HCR 36, 1982) Caledonia Jazzband & Wendell Brunious, Walkin' (HCR 38, 1987) R & B Express, Westbound (HCR 39) Robert Normann
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American jazz and R&B pianist (1932–1997)
Bobby Mitchell, The Spiders, Art Neville, Lee Allen, Clarence Ford, Wendell Brunious, Wallace Davenport and Smokey Johnson, among others. When he was 23
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Tom Browne, Torbjørn Sunde, Vince Jones, Warren Benbow, Wayne Peet, Wendell Brunious, and Yuri Lemeshev. 1953 in jazz, deaths of Django Reinhardt, Jimmy
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British jazz pianist (1947–2007)
Minnie Minepreo; trumpeters Jabbo Smith, Wingy Manone, John Brunious, Wendell Brunious, Wallace Davenport, Teddy Riley, Andrew Blakeney, Norbert Susemihl
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Norwegian drummer and music producer
Orleans (Hot Club Records) 1987: Walkin' (Hot Club Records), with Wendell Brunious 1991: Is You Or Is You Ain't (Hot Club Records), with Norbert Susemihl
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American jazz trumpeter and bandleader (1896–1987)
to wane, Preservation Hall management brought in Wendell Brunious, at first as second trumpet. Brunious took over most of the trumpet playing in Kid Thomas's
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and composer. Cindy Breakspeare, Canadian-Jamaican musician. 27 – Wendell Brunious, American trumpeter and bandleader. 30 – Tom Browne, American trumpeter
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Canadian pedagogue and pianist
Herlin Riley and Jason Marsalis and trumpeters Jeremy Davenport and Wendell Brunious and Victor Goines. He has also performed for the Ambassador to the
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Norwegian priest, musician and journalist
Grammofon) With Caledonia Jazzband 1987: Walkin' (Hot Club Records), feat. Wendell Brunious 2001: When The Saints (Hot Club Records), feat. Geoff Bull 2009: Street
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7 – Larry Young, American organist and pianist (died 1978). 12 – John Brunious, American trumpeter and bandleader (died 2008). 13 – Pharoah Sanders, American
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