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Doc Cheatham

American musician
Also known as: Adolphus Anthony Cheatham
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  • Sammy Price

    …clarinetist Mezz Mezzrow, and trumpeter Doc Cheatham. Price toured in Europe, operated nightclubs in Dallas, Texas, organized jazz festivals in Philadelphia, was involved in politics in New York City, and was an artist in residence at Harvard University (1985). His autobiography is entitled What Do They Want? (1989).

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    …clarinetist Mezz Mezzrow, and trumpeter Doc Cheatham. Price toured in Europe, operated nightclubs in Dallas, Texas, organized jazz festivals in Philadelphia, was involved in politics in New York City, and was an artist in residence at Harvard University (1985). His autobiography is entitled What Do They Want? (1989).

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