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Mary Osborne

guitarrista de jazz y fabricante de guitarras estadounidense (1921–1992)

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Gender: Female
Country: United States
Active from: 1921
Active to: 1992

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Mary Osborne (17 de julio de 1921-4 de marzo de 1992) fue una guitarrista de jazz, cantante y fabricante de guitarras estadounidense. Fue la primera mujer que tocó la guitarra eléctrica profesionalmente, tuvo un impacto significativo en el jazz de los años 40 y 50 así como en la transición de la era del swing al bop en los años 40. Para muchos aficionados su estilo de swing la convirtió en una de las primeras arquitectas del R&B y el rock and roll.

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Mary Osborne (July 17, 1921 – March 4, 1992) was an American jazz electric guitarist. Osborne was born in Minot, North Dakota. She learned violin as a child and could also play guitar and bass by age 15. She heard Charlie Christian play in Al Trent's band at a stop in Bismarck, North Dakota; Christian became one of her most prominent influences. She went on to tour with Buddy Rogers, Dick Stabile, Terry Shand, Joe Venuti, and Russ Morgan, and recorded with Mary Lou Williams <a href="https://www

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date of birth: 1921-07-17
date of death: 1992-04-03
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