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About Eddie Cleanhead Vinson
This gifted jazz and alto saxophonist was recognizable in the 1940s for his excellent records. He has been described as one of the cleanest and smoothest voices in blues.
Early Life
This Texan musician was born into a musical family and started playing the piano at a young age. He got the nickname “Cleanhead” when he shaved off his hair completely following a disastrous attempt to straighten his hair.
Accolades
Vinson joined the Cootie Williams Orchestra in 1941 when he moved to New York, where he recorded "Cherry Red". He formed his band in 1945 and debuted with singles like “Kidney Stew” and “Cleanhead Blues”. By the 1960s, he was well known and toured with Johnny Otis Revue into the mid-70s. He continued to perform with his band as well as other notable jazz artists well into the early 1980s.
Death
Vinson’s journey ended on July 2, 1988. The cause of death was a heart attack.
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F.A.Q. about Eddie Cleanhead Vinson
When is Eddie Cleanhead Vinson's birthday?
Eddie Cleanhead Vinson's birthday is on December 18, 1917.
In how many days is Eddie Cleanhead Vinson's birthday?
Eddie Cleanhead Vinson's birthday is in 244 days
How old was Eddie Cleanhead Vinson when he/she died?
Eddie Cleanhead Vinson was 70 years old.
When did Eddie Cleanhead Vinson die?
Eddie Cleanhead Vinson died in July 2, 1988.
How old would Eddie Cleanhead Vinson be today?
Eddie Cleanhead Vinson would be 106 years old if he/she was alive today.
Where was Eddie Cleanhead Vinson from?
Eddie Cleanhead Vinson was born in Houston, Texas, U.S..