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1. www.allmusic.com › album › bob-cats-remembered-mwBob Cats Remembered - Bob Crosby, Dukes of Dixieland | Albu

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   Bob Cats Remembered by Bob Crosby, Dukes of Dixieland released in 1995. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bob_CrosbyBob Crosby - Wikipedia

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   George Robert Crosby (August 23, 1913 – March 9, 1993) was an American jazz singer and bandleader, best known for his group the Bob-Cats, which formed around 1935. The Bob-Cats were a New Orleans Dixieland-style jazz octet.

4. www.amazon.com › Bob-Cats-Remembered-Salute-CrosbyBob Cats Remembered: A Salute to Bob Crosby & the Bob Cats

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   Feb 11, 2007 · Bob Cats Remembered: A Salute to Bob Crosby & the Bob Cats. Dukes Of Dixieland Format: Audio CD. 2.0 1 rating. $3999. FREE Returns. See all formats and editions. Audio CD. $39.99 11 Used from $2.99 1 New from $39.99. Available at a lower price from other sellers that may not offer free Prime shipping.

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   Sep 13, 1999 · Find release reviews and credits for Bob Cats Remembered - Bob Crosby, Dukes of Dixieland on AllMusic - 1999

6. syncopatedtimes.com › bob-crosbys-bob-cats-smallBob Crosby’s Bob Cats: Small Band ... - The Syncopated Times

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   Jan 31, 2021 · Beginning with their first Decca recording session, November 19, 1937, the Bob Cats were a hit with jazz fans and other musicians. Even Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys featured a small band modeled on the Bob Cats—led by trumpeter Benny Strickler, who played a similar style to the Crosby band’s Yank Lawson.

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7. www.nytimes.com › 1993/03/11 › obituariesBob Crosby, 80, Big-Band Leader; A Brother of Bing

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   Mar 11, 1993 · Bob Crosby, a popular swing-era band leader who was a younger brother of the singer Bing Crosby, died on Tuesday at Scripps Memorial Torrey Pines Convalescent Hospital. He was 80 and had...

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   When did Bill Crosby leave the bob cats?

   • During World War II, Mr. Crosby spent 18 months with the Marines, organizing and touring with bands throughout the Pacific. Mr. Crosby disbanded the Bob Cats in 1942. But he reassembled them for a Dixieland concert in Los Angeles in 1951 and played with members of the group periodically over the next 40 years.

   Bob Crosby, 80, Big-Band Leader; A Brother of Bing

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   What kind of music did Bob Crosby play?

   • Crosby's "band-within-the-band," the Bob-Cats, was an authentic New Orleans Dixieland-style jazz octet featuring soloists drawn from the larger orchestra, many of whom were from New Orleans or were heavily influenced by the music of the Crescent City. Billed as Bob Crosby And The Bob Cats. Explore music from Bob Crosby And The Bob Cats.

   Bob Crosby And The Bob Cats Discography | Discogs

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   When did the bob cats come out?

   • Beginning with their first Decca recording session, November 19, 1937, the Bob Cats were a hit with jazz fans and other musicians. Even Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys featured a small band modeled on the Bob Cats—led by trumpeter Benny Strickler, who played a similar style to the Crosby band’s Yank Lawson.

   Bob Crosby's Bob Cats: Small Band Perfection - The Syncopated Times

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   Why did Bob Crosby die?

   • His son Kris said the cause was cancer. Mr. Crosby led big bands from 1935 to 1942, starting the Bob Cats, an eight-piece band-within-the-band, during that time. He sang but did not play an instrument. His bands were known for swing and Dixieland sounds.

   Bob Crosby, 80, Big-Band Leader; A Brother of Bing

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   What happened to Bob Cats?

   • Mr. Crosby disbanded the Bob Cats in 1942. But he reassembled them for a Dixieland concert in Los Angeles in 1951 and played with members of the group periodically over the next 40 years. He and some original members of his band played at concerts, balls and conventions until he fell ill last year, his son said.

   Bob Crosby, 80, Big-Band Leader; A Brother of Bing

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   Was Bob Crosby a Dixieland band?

   • Bob Crosby ’s Orchestra played a number of songs associated with Louis Armstrong ’s Hot Five, The Wolverines, and the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, but the Bob Cats (the band-within-a-band comprised of Bob Crosby sidemen) was often referred to as “The Best Dixieland Band in the Land.”

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9. www.discogs.com › artist › 350223-Bob-Crosby-And-TheBob Crosby And The Bob Cats Discography | Discogs

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   Crosby's "band-within-the-band," the Bob-Cats, was an authentic New Orleans Dixieland-style jazz octet featuring soloists drawn from the larger orchestra, many of whom were from New Orleans or were heavily influenced by the music of the Crescent City.