Dick Cathcart

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American Dixieland trumpet and cornet player and vocalist.
Born November 06, 1924 in Michigan City, Indiana.
Died November 08, 1993 in Los Angeles (Woodland Hills), California.
Brother of jazz trumpeters Jack Cathcart and Jimmy Cathcart.
Married to singer Peggy Lennon of The Lennon Sisters (1964-1993, his death).

In early 1957, he joined the group The Modernaires as a singer, replacing Alan Copeland, including a stint on Bob Crosby's daytime TV show. He sang with them for over three years.

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Riverboat Shuffle

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Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider

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Mississippi Mud

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Ja-Da

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Jazz Me Blues

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American Dixieland trumpet and cornet player and vocalist.Born November 06, 1924 in Michigan City, Indiana.Died November 08, 1993 in Los Angeles (Woodland Hills), California.Brother of jazz trumpeters Jack Cathcart and Jimmy Cathcart.Married to singe... Read the full biography on this page.

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