Major "Mule" Holley Jr. (July 10, 1924 in Detroit, Michigan – October 25, 1990 in Maplewood, New Jersey) was an American jazz upright bassist.
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Eddie Locke
American musician
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Jo Jones
American jazz drummer
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Oliver Jackson
American drummer
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Gus Johnson
American musician
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Osie Johnson
American jazz drummer, arranger and singer
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Budd Johnson
American musician
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George Duvivier
American musician
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Kenny Burrell
American jazz guitarist
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Frank Wess
American saxophonist and flautist, composer and arranger
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Coleman Hawkins
American jazz saxophonist
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Wendell Marshall
American jazz musician; double bassist
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Joe Benjamin
American musician
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Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis
American saxophonist
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Keter Betts
American jazz musician
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George Tucker
American musician
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Charlie Persip
American jazz drummer
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Al Cohn
American saxophonist
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Jerome Richardson
American jazz multi-instrumentalist
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Gene Ramey
American musician
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Quentin Jackson
American musician
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Ernie Royal
American jazz trumpeter
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Vic Dickenson
American jazz trombonist
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Thad Jones
American jazz trumpeter
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Zoot Sims
American jazz saxophonist
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Al Grey
American jazz musician
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Snooky Young
American musician
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Clark Terry
American swing and bebop musician
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Bobby Donaldson
American musician
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Eddie Jones
American musician
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Pierre Michelot
French jazz double bassist
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Slam Stewart
American musician
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Oscar Pettiford
American musician
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Urbie Green
American jazz trombonist
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Frank Foster
American jazz musician and bandleader
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Jimmy Nottingham
American musician
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Haywood Henry
American jazz baritone saxophonist
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Jay McShann
American blues, jazz, and swing bandleader, pianist and singer
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Art Taylor
American jazz drummer
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Sam Jones
American double bassist and cellist
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Aaron Bell
American musician
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Art Davis
American double-bassist
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Joe Newman
American musician
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Doug Watkins
American jazz double bassist
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Ben Webster
American saxophonist
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Andrew Cyrille
American avant-garde jazz drummer
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Patti Bown
American musician
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Lawrence Brown
jazz trombonist
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Buddy Tate
American musician
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Barry Galbraith
American guitarist
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Buddy Catlett
American jazz multi-instrumentalist
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Jimmy Witherspoon
American jump blues singer
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Shirley Scott
American jazz organist and recording artist
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Nick Travis
American jazz musician
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Al Casey
American jazz guitarist
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Peck Morrison
American musician
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Sam Woodyard
American jazz drummer
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Kenny Dorham
American jazz trumpeter, singer, and composer
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George Coleman
American musician
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Roy Haynes
American jazz drummer and group leader
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Jimmy Garrison
American double bassist
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Howard McGhee
American trumpeter
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Mickey Roker
American jazz drummer
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Jimmy Smith
American jazz musician
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Dave Bailey
American drummer
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Seldon Powell
American musician
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George Mraz
Czech jazz bassist
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Ben Tucker
American double-bassist
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Bob Brookmeyer
American jazz valve trombonist, pianist, arranger, and composer
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Jimmy Crawford
American musician (1910-1980)
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Barry Harris
American bebop jazz pianist
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Gene Ammons
American jazz tenor saxophonist
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Bennie Wallace
American musician
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Trigger Alpert
musician
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Ben Riley
American drummer
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Eddie Gomez
Puerto Rican bassist
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James Buffington
American musician
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Gildo Mahones
American pianist
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Cecil McBee
American bassist
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Tiny Grimes
American jazz and R&B guitarist
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Dave Burrell
American musician
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Dick Wellstood
American jazz pianist
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Julius Watkins
American jazz musician
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Leonard Gaskin
American musician
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Bob Cranshaw
American musician
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Leo Wright
American jazz clarinetist, saxophonist and flautist
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Mel Lewis
American musician
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Jimmy Forrest
African American jazz musician
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Pepper Adams
American saxophonist