Jackie Dougan (1930, Greenock, Scotland – 27 January 1973, New South Wales, Australia) was a British jazz drummer. Dougan originally played in Scotland...
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Scott (tenor sax), Stan Tracey (piano), Malcolm Cecil (double bass), Jackie Dougan (drums) Ronnie Scott Trio 1970 Ronnie Scott (tenor sax), Mike Carr (keyboards...
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Gordon Dougan, British microbiologist Jackie Dougan (1930–1973), British jazz drummer John Dougan (1946–2006), New Zealand rugby union player Lucy Dougan, (1966–)...
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Independence Party. Alexander Derek Dougan was born in Belfast on 20 January 1938, the son of Jackie and Josie Dougan. His father worked at Belfast docks...
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Dick Morrissey - tenor saxophone Harry South - piano Phil Bates - bass Jackie Dougan - drums The following track was recorded 20 August 1965: 5. "Dick's...
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(died 1971). Donald Washington Sr., American saxophonist (died 2009). Jackie Dougan, British drummer (died 1973). 1930 in music Verity, Michael. "Jazz by...
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Clarence Shaw, Eddie Condon, Emile Christian, Gene Krupa, Jack Marshall, Jackie Dougan, Joe Harriott, Kid Ory, Leon Washington, Nick Stabulas, Sid Phillips...
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Stan Tracey – piano Bobby Wellins – tenor saxophone Jeff Clyne – bass Jackie Dougan – drums Parker, Chris (20 January 2012). "Jazz Suite Inspired By Dylan...
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2022, she appeared in three episodes of the BBC soap opera Doctors as Mary Dougan. In 2008, Anthony portrayed Clara Harris in the Doctor Who audio adventure...
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Bates and variously, another ex-The Jazz Couriers member, Bill Eyden, Jackie Dougan or Phil Seamen on drums. The Dick Morrissey Quartet recorded three LPs...
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