See Also: North Canadian River(encyclopedia)
Canadian North(tourism)
Canadian North code(tourism)
Canadian North flights(tourism)
Canadian River(encyclopedia)
Jia's (River North)(tourism)
Red River of the North(encyclopedia)
North Platte River(encyclopedia)
Binny's (River North)(tourism)
Kamehachi - River North Westin(tourism)

Teagarden, Jack (sh) and North Canadian River (sh)


Teagarden, Jack (sh)




orig. Weldon Leo Teagarden

born Aug. 20, 1905, Vernon, Texas, U.S.
died Jan. 15, 1964, New Orleans, La.

U.S. jazz trombonist and singer.

He worked with two of the most popular bands of the early swing era, those of Ben Pollack (1928-33) and Paul Whiteman (1933-38). After leading his own group (1938-47), he joined Louis Armstrong's All Stars and recorded and toured with them internationally until 1951. Teagarden's trademark relaxed, bluesy approach was evident in both his playing and singing, his engaging Texas accent seeming to colour both.


North Canadian River (sh)




River, central Oklahoma, U.S. Formed by the junction of Beaver River and Wolf Creek, it is 440 mi (708 km) long and rises in a high plateau in New Mexico.

It flows east through the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles past Oklahoma City, joining the Canadian River in the Eufaula Reservoir.