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Eddie Durham

  • calaboosemuseumsmt
  • Apr 27
  • 1 min read
Celebrate a hometown hero and jazz icon
Celebrate a hometown hero and jazz icon
Legacy of Swing: Celebrating Eddie Durham

Purpose & Significance: Highlights Durham’s pioneering role in jazz and his impact as the first to record electric guitar


What Visitors Will See: Guitar, handwritten arrangements, performance footage, press clippings


Origins: Supported by Durham’s family and jazz historians


Subject Bio: San Marcos native who arranged for Count Basie & Glenn Miller; a visionary in swing music


Calaboose African American History Museum is proud to celebrate the Eddie Durham Festival each year. Learn more by clicking the button below.



“He changed the sound of American music, one note at a time.”


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