A tenor saxophonist who personified Los Angeles jazz in the later half of the 20th century, Teddy Edwards is also credited with the first bebop tenor sax solo for his 1946 recording, alongside Howard McGhee, of "Up in Dodo's Room." Born in Jackson, MS, in April of 1926, Edwards was a professional musician by age 12, and became closely associated with L.A.'s Central Avenue jazz scene in the 1940s...
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