Ike Carpenter Orchestra
About the artist
Ike Carpenter (Isaac M. Carpenter, March 11, 1920, Durham, NC - November 17, 1998, Durham, NC) was a popular jazz bandleader and pianist active in the 1940s and 1950s, most noted for his success in nightclubs on the West Coast during the post-World War II rise in popularity of American Jazz music. Carpenter began performing on piano with bands at a very young age, in the mid-1930s. After graduating from college, he performed with a number of successful musicians, including Johnnie Davis.
Top songs
- Pachuko Hop
- Take The A Train
- After All
- Moon Mist
- Ike Carpenter Orchestra - Pachuko Hop
- Just One More Chance
- Take The 'A' Train
- Things Ain't What They Used To Be
- Pachuko Hop (Mafia 2 OST)
- 40s: Delta Radio: Pachuko Hop
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- Ike Carpenter Orchestra - Pach
- Jeep's Blues
- Pachuko Hop (feat. Maxwell Davis)
- Pachuka Hop
- Ration Blues
- What Goes Around
- Pachuko Hop (Delta Radio, 1940's)
- After All - Album Version
- Pachuko Hop (1953)
- Take The 'A' Train
- Pachuco Hop
- Pachuko Hop [Mafia 2 OST (CD №1)]
- True Blues
- Pachuko Hop - Ike Carpenter Orchestra - Mafia 2 (Radio Soundtrack)
- Take The A Train - Album Version
- Pachuko Hop - Ike Carpenter Orchestra
- The Dipsy Doodle
- Take The 'A' Train (feat. Featuring Lucky Thompson)
- Sally Zu-Zaz
- Pachuko Hop-Fresh
- Take the "A" Train
- 40s∶ Delta Radio∶ Pachuko Hop
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