Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra Concert History

Buddy Johnson, (born Woodrow Wilson Johnson in 1915 in Darlington South Carolina, was considered the last of the great negro big band leaders, the king of the one nighters. A prolific composer of rhythm and blues who stayed on the road in his bus playing well over 125 one nighters a year throughout the 1940’s thriving and surviving until finally slowing down in the latter 50’s.

Date Concert Venue Location
May 28, 1959
Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra Alonzo Herndon Stadium Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Jan 28, 1959
Biggest Show of Stars for '59
the platters / Clyde McPhatter / Jimmy Clanton / Little Anthony & The Imperials / Kalin Twins / The Crests / Duane Eddy / The Cadillacs / Harold Cromer / Johnny Olenn & the Blockbusters / Bo Diddley / Stump & Stumpy / Ella Johnson / Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra Show all bands
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Rochester Community War Memorial Rochester, New York, United States
Mar 14, 1958
Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra Memorial Gymnasium Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Nov 21, 1956
Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra Minneapolis Auditorium Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Oct 24, 1956
Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra Cincinnati Gardens Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Oct 20, 1956
Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra Olympia Stadium Detroit, Michigan, United States

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Biggest Show of Stars for '59 on Jan 28, 1959 [953-small]

Biggest Show of Stars for '59
Jan 28, 1959
 Rochester, New York, United States
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Jazz
Swing Music
Boogie-Woogie
1959 2 concerts
1958 1 concert
1956 15 concerts
1955 2 concerts
1954 10 concerts
1953 7 concerts
1952 9 concerts
1951 1 concert
1950 10 concerts
1949 1 concert
1948 7 concerts
1947 7 concerts
1946 7 concerts
1945 1 concert
1943 7 concerts

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