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Sonny Red — (Kyner) (* 17. Dezember 1932 in Detroit als Junior Sylvester Kyner; † 20. März 1981 daselbst) war ein US amerikanischer Altsaxophonist des Hardbop. Sonny Red Kyner spielte zunächst C Melody Saxophon, ging jedoch 1949 zum Altsaxophon über. Von… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sonny Red — (born December 17, 1932 in Detroit as Sylvester Kyner Jr.; died March 20, 1981) was an alto saxophonist associated with Hard bop. He had some success in the 1960s, but fell into obscurity by the late 1970s. Discography As Leader * Sonny Red… … Wikipedia
Keener — This rare and interesting surname, recorded as Keener and Keenor, is believed to be of late medieval English origins. It is said to be either locational or residential, probably being from a now lost medieval village in the ancient county of… … Surnames reference
Keenor — This rare and interesting surname, recorded as Keener and Keenor, is believed to be of late medieval English origins. It is said to be either locational or residential, probably being from a now lost medieval village in the ancient county of… … Surnames reference
Kinnar — Recorded in several forms including Kinnar, Kinner, and the more usual Kinnear, this is a Scottish surname is of early medieval origin. It is locational from the place called Kinneir in the county of Fife near the village of Wormit. The place… … Surnames reference
Kinnear — Recorded in several forms including Kinnar, Kinner, and the more usual Kinnear, this is a Scottish surname is of early medieval origin. It is locational from the place called Kinneir in the county of Fife near the village of Wormit. The place… … Surnames reference
Kinneir — This famous Scottish name is of early medieval origin, and is a locational name from the place called Kinneir in Fife near Wormit, which is first recorded at the beginning of the 13th Century as Kyner , from the Gaelic word ceann , head(land) and … Surnames reference
Kinner — This famous Scottish name is of early medieval origin, and is a locational name from the place called Kinneir in Fife near Wormit, which is first recorded at the beginning of the 13th Century as Kyner , from the Gaelic word ceann , head(land) and … Surnames reference
Kinnier — This famous Scottish name is of early medieval origin, and is a locational name from the place called Kinneir in Fife near Wormit, which is first recorded at the beginning of the 13th Century as Kyner , from the Gaelic word ceann , head(land) and … Surnames reference
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