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What style of jazz is Mr Walker by Wes Montgomery?
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When was Bumpin' - Wes Montgomery album - created?
Bumpin' - Wes Montgomery album - was created on 1965-05-20.
How many brothers does Wes Montgomery have?
Wes Montgomery had two brothers. William Howard "Monk" Montgomery, and Charles "Buddy" Montgomery. Monk played bass and piano, and Buddy played the vibraphone.
Did wes Montgomery play with James Brown?
Yes, he did - in the early 70s...
What era did jazz music become a part ofWhat era did jazz music become a part ofWhat era did jazz music become a part of?
Swing era of the 1930s and the 1940s
When was The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery created?
The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery was created in 1960.
What style of jazz is Mr Walker by Wes Montgomery?
Latin wearrr
What type of artist was Wes Montgomery?
Wes Montgomery was a musician who specialized in playing jazz guitar. He was very famous for his music and influenced many other musicians in his field.
What is Wes Montgomery's birthday?
Wes Montgomery was born on March 6, 1925.
When was The Wes Montgomery Trio created?
The Wes Montgomery Trio was created in 1959.
What wes montgomery's song became a jazz standard?
"West Coast Blues" and "Four on Six" have become standards. http://popularmusichistory.com/
How many children did Wes Montgomery have?
Wes Montgomery had 3 children I don't know
When was Tequila - Wes Montgomery album - created?
Tequila - Wes Montgomery album - was created in 1966.
When was The Alternative Wes Montgomery created?
The Alternative Wes Montgomery was created on 1960-10-12.
How old is Wes Montgomery?
Wes Montgomery was born on March 6, 1925 and died on June 15, 1968. Wes Montgomery would have been 43 years old at the time of death or 90 years old today.
When was Bumpin' - Wes Montgomery album - created?
Bumpin' - Wes Montgomery album - was created on 1965-05-20.
How many brothers does Wes Montgomery have?
Wes Montgomery had two brothers. William Howard "Monk" Montgomery, and Charles "Buddy" Montgomery. Monk played bass and piano, and Buddy played the vibraphone.
