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- Charlie_Allen_(trumpeter) comment "Charlie Allen (September 25, 1908, Jackson, Mississippi – November 19, 1972, Chicago) was an American jazz trumpeter.Allen grew up in Chicago, and began playing in the early 1920s just out of high school. He was a member of the bands of Hugh Swift (1925), Dave Peyton (1927), Doc Cook (1927), Clifford King (1928), and Johnny Long. Allen worked with Earl Hines from 1931 to 1934, then did a short stint in Duke Ellington's orchestra in 1935, though he never recorded any solos with Ellington.".
- Q5084444 comment "Charlie Allen (September 25, 1908, Jackson, Mississippi – November 19, 1972, Chicago) was an American jazz trumpeter.Allen grew up in Chicago, and began playing in the early 1920s just out of high school. He was a member of the bands of Hugh Swift (1925), Dave Peyton (1927), Doc Cook (1927), Clifford King (1928), and Johnny Long. Allen worked with Earl Hines from 1931 to 1934, then did a short stint in Duke Ellington's orchestra in 1935, though he never recorded any solos with Ellington.".