tr, 1906-1959 US, Birmingham, Alabama
Musician of Jazz
American jazz trumpeter. b. March 16, 1906 (Birmingham, AL, USA) d. December, 1959 (New York City, NY, USA) Studied at Wilberforce College and played with Horace Henderson's Collegians (1924-28). Went on to play with Fred Longshaw's band supporting Bessie Smith ('24-25), then Benny Carter ('28-29), Chick Webb ('30-31), Mills Blue Rhythm Band ('31-37), Louis Armstrong ('37-44), and Duke Ellington ('44-49). He freelanced in New York City for a while from 1949 onwards but retired from playing due to poor health.
Julius A Hemphill as, ss Jazz |
Hardy Hemphill |
Alvin Hemphill org Jazz and R&B/Soul |
Aaron Hemphill dr US Rock and Electronic |
Jessie Mae Hemphill voc, g, tam US 1923-2006 Blues |
Tom Hemphill perc US Classical |
Rose Hemphill voc, g US 1910-1968 |
Sid Hemphill voc, vn US 1876-1963 Blues, Folk and World |
Candy Hemphill voc US World |
Neal Hemphill Rock and Pop |
The Julius Hemphill Sextet Jazz |
Labreeska Hemphill World |
Joel Hemphill voc World |
Julius Hemphill Quartet US *1980 Jazz |
Marcus Hemphill b |
Julius Hemphill Trio Jazz |
Buster Hemphill eb, b US Dance and R&B/Soul |
The Hemphills World |
The Julius A Hemphill Quintet |
Stuart Hemphill dr Alternative, Rock, Reggae and Spoken Word |
Jacob Hemphill voc, g, bvoc US Reggae |
Julius Hemphill Big Band Jazz |
Trent Hemphill |
Janie Hemphill |