- Born
- 20 September 1913
Montgomery - Died
- 4 October 2001
Los Angeles - Country
- United States
Biography
John Collins was a jazz musician who played guitar. John Collins was born on 20 September 1913 in Montgomery and died on 4 October 2001 in Los Angeles. The music is usually filed under jazz.
John Elbert Collins (September 20, 1913 – October 4, 2001) was an American jazz guitarist who was a member of the Nat King Cole trio.
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Also plays on
Albums where John Collins is credited as a sideman
| 1953 | Sings for Two in Love — Nat ‘King’ Cole |
| 1958 | Cole español — Nat King Cole |
| 1959 | A mis amigos — Nat King Cole |
| 1968 | 30 by Ella — Ella Fitzgerald |
| 1995 | Love Me or Leave Me — Billie Holiday |
Historic 78 rpm records
- OUT OF NOWHERE KENNY CLARKE'S ALL STARS · Percy Heath · H. McGee · Michel DeVillers… archive.org ↗
- FLORIDA STOMP ROY ELDRIDGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA · Roy Eldridge · Scoops Carey · Joe… archive.org ↗
- WABASH STOMP ROY ELDRIDGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA · Roy Eldridge · Scoops Carey · Joe… archive.org ↗
- HECKLER'S SHOP ROY ELDRIDGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA · Roy Eldridge · Scoops Carey · Joe… archive.org ↗
- THAT THING ROY ELDRIDGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA · Roy Eldridge · Scoops Carey · Joe… archive.org ↗
- BLUES COLLINS SLAM STEWART QUARTET "The Grand Slam of Swing" · Billy Taylor · John… · 1946 archive.org ↗
- COPPIN' OUT SLAM STEWART QUARTET "The Grand Slam of Swing" · Billy Taylor · John… · 1946 archive.org ↗
- BLUES COLLINS SLAM STEWART QUARTET · Slam Stewart · W. Taylor, 2nd · John Collins… · 1947 archive.org ↗
Frequently asked questions
What instrument did John Collins play?
John Collins is known for playing guitar.
When and where was John Collins born?
John Collins was born 20 September 1913 in Montgomery.
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