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Swing jazz trumpeter and singer, known as Ernestine 'Tiny' Davis, playing for the band 'The International Sweethearts of Rythm', considered the first all-women jazz band. Recognized as the female Louis Armstrong. Partner was [[Ruby Lucas]], and they both travelled on tour extensively together. Subjects of a documentary called 'Tiny & Ruby: Hell Divin’ Women from 1988', an extra on a DVD documentary called 'Before Stonewall'. | Swing jazz trumpeter and singer, known as Ernestine 'Tiny' Davis, playing for the band 'The International Sweethearts of Rythm', considered the first all-women jazz band. Recognized as the female Louis Armstrong. Partner was [[Ruby Lucas]], and they both travelled on tour extensively together. Subjects of a documentary called 'Tiny & Ruby: Hell Divin’ Women from 1988', an extra on a DVD documentary called 'Before Stonewall'. | ||
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==Further Reading/Research== | ==Further Reading/Research== | ||
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Country
United States
Birth - Death
Occupation
Entertainment
Description
Swing jazz trumpeter and singer, known as Ernestine 'Tiny' Davis, playing for the band 'The International Sweethearts of Rythm', considered the first all-women jazz band. Recognized as the female Louis Armstrong. Partner was Ruby Lucas, and they both travelled on tour extensively together. Subjects of a documentary called 'Tiny & Ruby: Hell Divin’ Women from 1988', an extra on a DVD documentary called 'Before Stonewall'.
