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Lionel Hampton (1908–2002)
Actor, Music Department, Soundtrack
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| 185 titles |
| Past Film & Video (42 titles) | Budget | Opening Weekend | Gross (US & Canada) | Gross (Worldwide) |
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$45MM
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$4.9MM
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$12MM
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$12MM
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$64MM
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$141MM
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Put Your Hands Up!: The Tribute Concert to Chuck Brown (2002)
(Video) - Writer ("It Don't Mean a Thing / Midnight Sun / Moody's Mood for Love / Woody Woodpecker theme) |
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Jimmy Scott: If You Only Knew (2002)
Soundtrack ("Everybody's Somebody's Fool"), Writer ("Three Minutes on 52nd St.") |
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$24K
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$645K
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$645K
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$55MM
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$15MM
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$79MM
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$199MM
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En på miljonen (1995)
Lyrics ("Hey Baberiba / Hey Ba Ba Re Bop"), Music ("Hey Baberiba / Hey Ba Ba Re Bop"), Writer ("Hey Baberiba / Hey Ba Ba Re Bop") |
SEK 9.5MM
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$40MM
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$104K
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$2.8MM
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$2.8MM
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Malcolm X (1992)
Performer ("Flying Home", "Stardust", "Hamp's Boogie Woogie"), Writer ("Flying Home", "Hamp's Boogie Woogie") |
$33MM
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$9.9MM
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$48MM
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$48MM
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$40MM
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$14MM
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$108MM
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$132MM
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$25MM
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$83K
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$2.1MM
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$23MM
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$7MM
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$437K
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$1.2MM
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$300K
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$4K
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Force of Impulse (1961)
Self, Musician (vibes, marimba, drums, honky-tonk, novachord, harpsichord, piano), Soundtrack ("The Blues I've Got Comin' Tomorrow") |
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Basin Street Revue (1956)
Self, Performer ("Ding Dong Baby") (uncredited), Writer ("Ding Dong Baby") (uncredited) |
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$994
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A Song Is Born (1948)
Lionel Hampton, Performer ("Goldwyn Stomp" (1947)) (uncredited), Writer ("Goldwyn Stomp" (1947), "Flying Home" (1939)) (uncredited) |
$2.4MM
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Tex Beneke and the Glenn Miller Orchestra (1947)
(Short) - Writer ("Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop") (uncredited) |
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Hollywood Hotel (1937)
Benny Goodman Vibraphonist (uncredited), Soundtrack ("I've Got a Heartful of Music" (1937)) (uncredited) |
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The Durrells (2016)
(TV Series) - Performer ("On the Sunny Side of the Street") (1 episode, 2016)
Episode #1.1 (Oct
16,
2016)
Season 1,
Episode 1
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Performer ("On the Sunny Side of the Street") (uncredited)
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Banda sonora (2012)
(TV Series) - Performer ("Flying Home") (1 episode, 2012), Writer ("Flying Home") (1 episode, 2012) |
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Independent Lens (2004–2005)
(TV Series) - Soundtrack (1 episode, 2004), Performer ("Hot Mallets", "Slap Happy") (1 episode, 2005), Writer ("Hot Mallets", "Slap Happy") (1 episode, 2005), Writer ("Three Minutes on 52nd St.") (1 episode, 2004)
Keeping Time: The Life, Music & Photographs of Milt Hinton (Apr
12,
2005)
Season 6,
Episode 19
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Performer ("Hot Mallets", "Slap Happy"),
Writer ("Hot Mallets", "Slap Happy")
Jimmy Scott: If You Only Knew (Feb
24,
2004)
Season 5,
Episode 16
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Soundtrack ("Everybody's Somebody's Fool"),
Writer ("Three Minutes on 52nd St.")
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Hollywood Rocks the Movies: The Early Years (1955-1970) (2000)
(TV Movie) - Performer ("Mister Rock And Roll") |
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Great Vibes! Lionel Hampton & Friends (1982)
(TV Special) - Self, Performer ("Ease On Down The Road", "Sweet Georgia Brown") |
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The CBS Festival of Lively Arts for Young People (1976)
(TV Series) - Performer ("Stompin' at the Savoy") (1 episode, 1976), Self (1 episode, 1976)
The Original Rompin' Stompin' Hot and Heavy, Cool and Groovy All Star Jazz Show (Apr
13,
1976)
Season 3,
Episode 3
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Self,
Performer ("Stompin' at the Savoy")
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Jazz Scene at the Ronnie Scott Club (1969–1970)
(TV Series) - Writer ("Face It") (1 episode, 1969), Self - Vibraphone, Drums (1 episode, 1969), Writer ("Flyin' Home") (1 episode, 1970)
Lionel Hampton, Cecil Taylor, Sarah Vaughn, Buddy Rich (1969)
Self - Vibraphone, Drums,
Writer ("Face It")
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The Ed Sullivan Show (1949–1960)
(TV Series) - Band Leader / Jazz Musician (2 episodes, 1959), Writer ("Flying Home") (1 episode, 1949) |
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Timex All-Star Jazz Show (1958)
(TV Series) - Self (2 episodes, 1958), Performer ("How High the Moon", "Let Me Off Uptown") (1 episode, 1958), Performer ("The Lady Is a Tramp", "Moonglow") (1 episode, 1958)
Episode dated 10 November 1958 (Nov
10,
1958)
Self,
Performer ("How High the Moon", "Let Me Off Uptown") (uncredited)
Episode dated 30 April 1958 (Apr
30,
1958)
Self,
Performer ("The Lady Is a Tramp", "Moonglow") (uncredited)
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The Swift Show Wagon with Horace Heidt and the American Way (1955)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1955), Performer ("New Jersey Boogie Woogie", "Flying Home") (1 episode, 1955)
Lionel Hampton (Jul
23,
1955)
Season 1,
Episode 29
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Self,
Performer ("New Jersey Boogie Woogie", "Flying Home")
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Austin City Limits (1999)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1999)
Ruth Brown/Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra (Feb
20,
1999)
Season 24,
Episode 3
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Self (as Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra)
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Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1998)
(TV Series) - Self - Musical Guest (1 episode, 1998)
William Shatner/Kathy Griffin/Lionel Hampton (Apr
15,
1998)
Season 5,
Episode 108
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Self - Musical Guest
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The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts (1992)
(TV Special) - Self - Honoree |
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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1963–1990)
(TV Series) - Self / Self - Guest / Self - Musical Guest (6 episodes, 1963) |
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The Mike Douglas Show (1964–1978)
(TV Series) - Self - Jazz Musician / Self - Vibraphonist / Self - Vocalist / Self - Musician / Self (18 episodes, 1964) |
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The CBS Festival of Lively Arts for Young People (1976)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1976)
The Original Rompin' Stompin' Hot and Heavy, Cool and Groovy All Star Jazz Show (Apr
13,
1976)
Season 3,
Episode 3
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Self
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The Barbara McNair Show (1969)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1969)
Jim Backus, Lionel Hampton, Vicki Lawrence, Jackie Kahane, and The Spiral Staircase (Nov
30,
1969)
Season 1,
Episode 12
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Self
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The Hollywood Palace (1965–1969)
(TV Series) - Self - Band Leader / Self - Vibraphonist (2 episodes, 1965) |
The Steve Allen Show (1968–1969)
(TV Series) - Self (2 episodes, 1968)
Sid Caesar, Lionel Hampton, Slappy White, Richard Kiley, Donna Theodore, Slim Gaillard (Apr
17,
1968)
Season 1,
Episode 13
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Self
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The Ed Sullivan Show (1954–1962)
(TV Series) - Self - Band Leader / Self - Big Band Leader / Self (5 episodes, 1954) |
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The Revlon Revue (1960)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1960)
Jackie Cooper, Connie Francis, Jeanmarie, Lionel Hampton, Nancy Walker (Feb
11,
1960)
Season 1,
Episode 3
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Self
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The Steve Allen Plymouth Show (1956–1958)
(TV Series) - Self - Jazz Vibraphonist / Self - Vipraphonist (2 episodes, 1956)
Lionel Hampton, Rosemary Clooney, Rory Calhoun (May
11,
1958)
Season 3,
Episode 33
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Self - Jazz Vibraphonist
Abbott & Costello, Kukla, Fran & Ollie, Peggy King, Lionel Hampton, Don Lamond, Louis Bellson Mrs. Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle (Oct
7,
1956)
Season 2,
Episode 4
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Self - Vipraphonist
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The Tonight Show (1955–1957)
(TV Series) - Self / Self - Guest (4 episodes, 1955) |
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The Swift Show Wagon with Horace Heidt and the American Way (1955)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1955) |
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Show Time at the Apollo (1955– )
(TV Series) - Self - Orchestra Leader / Self - Vibraphonist (6 episodes), Performer ("Cobb's Idea") (2 episodes), Writer ("Slide, Hamp, Slide") (2 episodes), Writer ("Bongo Interlude", "Vibe Boogie") (1 episode), Writer ("Beulah's Boogie") (1 episode), … See more
All Star Review
Self - Orchestra Leader,
Performer ("Ding Dong Baby", "Slide, Hamp, Slide"),
Writer ("Slide, Hamp, Slide")
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The Ken Murray Show (1952)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1952)
Thomas Mitchell/Billy Gilbert/Lionel Hampton/Eileen Barton (Jun
7,
1952)
Season 3,
Episode 40
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Self
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Cavalcade of Bands (1950)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1950)
Lionel Hampton & his Orchestra, Kitty Murray, Curly Hamner, Stump & Stumpy (Mar
14,
1950)
Season 1,
Episode 9
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Self
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American Masters (1990)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1990)
John Hammond: From Bessie Smith to Bruce Springsteen (Aug
20,
1990)
Season 5,
Episode 7
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Self (archive footage)
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For Auld Lang Syne (1938)
(Short) - Self - vibraphone player with Benny Goodman Orchestra: Clip from 'Hollywood Hotel' (archive footage) (uncredited) |
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