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- Beryl_Booker abstract "Beryl Booker (June 7, 1922 – September 30, 1978) was an American swing pianist of the 1950s.Born in Philadelphia, she played with Slam Stewart's trio in 1946, and played off and on with him until 1951. She also played accompaniment for Dinah Washington. In 1951 she became part of the newly formed Austin Powell Quintet (consisting of Doris Knighton, Johnny Davis, Stanley Gaines and Dottie Smith) which recorded one Decca single entitled \"All This Can't Be True\" before disbanding. In early 1952, Booker led a quintet which played Birdland, featuring Don Elliot, Chuck Wayne, Clyde Lombardi and Connie Kay. Recordings with Miles Davis sitting in on the group have been preserved. In 1953, she formed her own trio with Bonnie Wetzel and Elaine Leighton. This group toured Europe in 1954 as part of a show entitled \"Jazz Club USA\", which featured Billie Holiday. After another stint with Dinah Washington in 1959, she slipped into obscurity. In the 1970s she continued to play and record with small groups.".
- Beryl_Booker associatedBand Slam_Stewart.
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- Beryl_Booker background "non_vocal_instrumentalist".
- Beryl_Booker birthDate "1922-06-07".
- Beryl_Booker birthPlace Philadelphia.
- Beryl_Booker birthYear "1922".
- Beryl_Booker deathDate "1978-09-30".
- Beryl_Booker deathYear "1978".
- Beryl_Booker genre Cool_jazz.
- Beryl_Booker genre Post-bop.
- Beryl_Booker genre Swing_music.
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- Beryl_Booker wikiPageWikiLinkText "Beryl Booker".
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- Beryl_Booker birthDate "1922-06-07".
- Beryl_Booker birthPlace "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.".
- Beryl_Booker dateOfBirth "1922-06-07".
- Beryl_Booker dateOfDeath "1978-09-30".
- Beryl_Booker deathDate "1978-09-30".
- Beryl_Booker genre Cool_jazz.
- Beryl_Booker genre Post-bop.
- Beryl_Booker genre Swing_music.
- Beryl_Booker instrument "Piano".
- Beryl_Booker name "Beryl Booker".
- Beryl_Booker name "Booker, Beryl".
- Beryl_Booker occupation "Musician".
- Beryl_Booker placeOfBirth "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States".
- Beryl_Booker shortDescription "American pianist".
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- Beryl_Booker description "American pianist".
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- Beryl_Booker comment "Beryl Booker (June 7, 1922 – September 30, 1978) was an American swing pianist of the 1950s.Born in Philadelphia, she played with Slam Stewart's trio in 1946, and played off and on with him until 1951. She also played accompaniment for Dinah Washington. In 1951 she became part of the newly formed Austin Powell Quintet (consisting of Doris Knighton, Johnny Davis, Stanley Gaines and Dottie Smith) which recorded one Decca single entitled \"All This Can't Be True\" before disbanding.".
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