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Encyclopedia > Red Prysock

Red Prysock is an American rhythm and blues tenor saxophonist. After playing with Tiny Bradshaw's band he played on several hit records by his brother, the singer Arthur Prysock, in the 1950s and 1960s. He also recorded as a leader, but had no hit records himself.


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rprysock (1398 words)
Red Prysock was one of the first of the big blasting tenor sax players of the rock 'n roll era.
Red had recorded some tunes for small local labels and one that was released was on the small New York based independent label Red Robin with his House Rockers on the tune called "Wiggles" (the flip side was "Crying My Heart Out") on #107.
During the summer Red Prysock and his band are on tour with Sarah Vaughn, The Cardinals, and Al Hibbler, in the Southern states.
Red Holloway Biography (607 words)
James W "Red" Holloway was born in Helena, Arkansas on May 31, 1927 to a mother who played piano and a father who played violin.
In 1967 Red movedto Los Angeles and in 1969 became the coordinator of talent and member of the house band at the famed Parisian Room.
Red quit as talent coordinator for the Parisian Room after his request for a cost-of-living raise was denied.
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