until 1949, then formed her own group, which toured as Vi Burnside's All-Girl Band and Vi Burnside's All Stars. Her sidewomen included Flo Dreyer and Pauline...

Look up Vi, VI, vi, .vi, V.I., v.i., or Appendix:Variations of "vi" in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Vi or vi most commonly refers to: vi (text editor)...

professionals were trumpeter Ernestine "Tiny" Davis and saxophonist Vi Burnside. Both were members of the all-black Harlem Playgirls during the 1930s...

Buddy Cole, American pianist and orchestra leader (born 1916). 19 – Vi Burnside, American saxophonist and bandleader (born 1915). 30 – Don Redman, American...

record. It gained some interest, resulting in a tour with saxophonist Vi Burnside. In 1959, the Starlighters produced three singles for End Records that...

Corps, headed by Fitz-John Porter, the VI Corps, headed by William Franklin, the IX Corps, headed by Ambrose Burnside and formerly the Department of North...

Franklin's VI, but he was too cautious, concerned he was greatly outnumbered and that a massive counterstrike by Lee was imminent. Burnside's men spent...

Håkan von Eichwald, Jack Teagarden, Joe Maini, Nick Travis, Sam Cooke, Vi Burnside, and Willie Bryant; births of Andy Panayi, Antti Sarpila, Arve Furset...

Robichaux and his Rhythm Boys. Trombonist Lela Julius and saxophonist Vi Burnside were two of the group’s leading soloists. The group appeared at the Apollo...

(died 1997). April 7 – Billie Holiday, American singer (died 1959). 19 – Vi Burnside, American saxophonist and bandleader (died 1964). 29 – Donald Mills,...