About Herman Chittison
Lived 1908 – 1967 (aged 58). Herman Chittison was an American pianist, jazz musician and musician.
Herman "Ivory" Chittison (October 15, 1908 – March 8, 1967) was an American jazz pianist.
Biography Born in Flemingsburg, Kentucky,
In 1950 Chittison recorded his first album for Columbia Records, called Keyboard Capers. The following year, the label released an album that Chittison cut with guitarist Everett Barksdale and bassist Abie Baker as the Herman Chittison Trio.
In October 1959, Chittison arrived in Boston and was employed as the resident pianist at the Red Garter bar in the Lenox Hotel. He then moved to the Mayfair Lounge in Bay Village. His stay in Boston lasted two years in total. He also had a reoccurring role as the piano player in the Blue Note Bar on the radio series, Casey, Crime Photographer.
Chittison died in Cleveland in March 1967, at the age of 58.
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Who was Herman Chittison?
American musician (1908–1967)
When was Herman Chittison born?
Herman Chittison was born on 15 October 1908 in Flemingsburg.
When did Herman Chittison die?
Herman Chittison died on 8 March 1967 in Cleveland.
What was Herman Chittison's occupation?
Herman Chittison was a pianist, jazz musician and musician.
What nationality was Herman Chittison?
Herman Chittison was American.
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