Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon, born Frank Devera Jackson (March 3, 1896 or 1897 – May 15, 1953), was an African American vaudeville singer, stage designer and comedian, popular in the 1920s and 1930s.
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J. T. Brown
American Chicago blues tenor saxophonist
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Arnett Nelson
American jazz and blues musician
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Mattie Hite
African-American blues singer
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Eddie King
American Chicago blues guitarist and singer
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Lonnie Johnson
musician from the USA
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Alfred Aloysous Bernard
American singer
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Leonard Caston
American blues pianist and guitarist
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Sam Collins
American blues singer and guitarist
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Lightnin' Hopkins
American country blues singer, songwriter and guitarist
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Lawrence Brown
jazz trombonist
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Bessie Smith
American blues singer
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Monette Moore
American jazz and blues singer (1902-1962)
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Edith Wilson
American blues singer and vaudeville performer (1896-1981)
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Cassino Simpson
American musician
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Willie Dixon
American blues musician, songwriter
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Kansas Joe McCoy
American Delta blues musician and songwriter
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Preston Jackson
American musician
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Jim Jackson
African American blues and hokum singer, songster and guitarist
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Arthur Adams
American blues musician
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Freddie Spruell
American Delta blues guitarist and singer
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Washboard Sam
American blues singer and musician
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Rosetta Howard
American blues singer
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Big Joe Turner
American blues shouter
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Howlin' Wolf
American blues singer, guitarist and harmonica player
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Floyd Jones
American Chicago blues singer, guitarist and songwriter
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Joe Williams
American jazz singer
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Kansas City Red
American blues drummer and singer
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St. Louis Jimmy Oden
American blues singer and songwriter
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Willie Bryant
American singer
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Frankie Laine
American popular singer (1913-2007)
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Leroy Foster
American blues singer, drummer and guitarist
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Bertha "Chippie" Hill
American blues and vaudeville singer and dancer
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Sonny White
American jazz musician
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Tampa Red
American Chicago blues musician
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J. C. Johnson
American musician
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Johnny B. Moore
American Chicago blues and electric blues guitarist, singer and songwriter
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Henry Qualls
American singer
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Otis Spann
American Chicago blues pianist
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Louise Johnson
Blues singer and pianist
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Zinky Cohn
American musician
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Jackie Brenston
American R&B singer, saxophonist, songwriter
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Frankie Lee
American soul blues and electric blues singer and songwriter
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Blind Willie Johnson
American blues and gospel singer and guitarist
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Bessie Tucker
American classic female blues singer and songwriter
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Eddie Taylor
American electric blues guitarist and singer
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Aron Burton
American electric Chicago blues bass guitarist and singer
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Liz Mandeville
American blues singer, songwriter, guitarist, and rubboard player
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Memphis Slim
American recording artist; blues pianist, singer, and composer
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Barrelhouse Chuck
Pianist, singer and songwriter
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Kokomo Arnold
American blues musician
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Joe Carter
American musician
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Otis "Big Smokey" Smothers
African American Chicago blues guitarist and singer
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Mezz Mezzrow
American jazz clarinetist and saxophonist
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Roosevelt Sykes
American blues musician
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Willie Clayton
American Chicago blues and soul singer and songwriter
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Willie D. Warren
American electric blues guitarist, bass player and singer
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Cow Cow Davenport
American musician
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Brother Joe May
singer
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Lizzie Miles
African American blues singer
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Charlie Beal
jazz pianist
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Calvin Frazier
American Detroit blues and country blues guitarist, singer and songwriter
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John Henry Barbee
American Delta blues singer and guitarist
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Jack Kapp
American record company executive
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Romeo Nelson
American boogie woogie pianist
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Junior Walker
American saxophonist
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Elmore James
American blues guitarist, singer, songwriter and bandleader
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Blind Willie Davis
American musician
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Little Willie Littlefield
American R&B pianist and singer
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Original Dixieland Jass Band
American jazz band
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Tommy Johnson
American musician
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Charley Patton
American Delta blues musician
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Mahalia Jackson
American gospel singer
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Bonnie Lee
American Chicago blues singer
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Thomas A. Dorsey
American musician, composer, and Christian evangelist influential in the development of early blues and 20th-century gospel music