Tribute Mondays: Charlie "Big" Green

Charlie Green (born in Omaha, Nebraska circa 1900 - Died in 1936 in New York)

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  Charlie "Big" Green was a pioneer in the Jazz Genre, thou there are no pictures of him currently available. He Innovated the technique used by Jazz Trombonist and set the benchmark for the many that followed. Thanks for your contribution Mr. Green you are appreciated; please take a listen here and have a great Monday: Hard hearted Hannah (with Fletcher Henderson) , The guage of Armour Avenue (with Fletcher Henderson) , A new kind of man (Fletcher Henderson) , Hobo you can't ride this train (with Louis Armstrong, Chick Webb and his Orchestra) and Trombone Cholly

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Green_(musician) 

Background information
Born	1900
Died	1936 (aged 36)
Genres	Jazz, Blues
Occupations	Trombonist
Instruments	Trombone
Years active	1920–1936
Labels
Associated acts	James P. Johnson Fats Waller Kaiser Marshall Chick Webb Fletcher Henderson Louis Armstrong Benny Carter Jimmie Noone Don Redman