Trombone (He's Slim Trombone's Buddy)" (1919) "Shoutin' Liza Trombone (Mose Trombone's Ah-finity)" (1920) (Also known as "Hallelujah Trombone" for the quote from Handel's "Messiah") "Hot Trombone (He's Jes a Fren' ob Shoutin' Liza Trombone)" (1921) "Bones Trombone (He's Jes as Warm as Hot Trombone)" (1922) "Dusty Trombone" (1923) "Bull Trombone (A Cullud Toreador)" (1924) "Lucky Trombone" (1926) "Boss Trombone" (1929) "Ham Trombone" (1929) Occasionally, as in "The Footlifter" credit, Fillmore wrote with the name Harold Bennett. References Further reading External links Fillmore on hutchcc.edu also see the Karl King Page (each of these "March Kings" wrote a march saluting the other) 1881 births 1956 deaths American bandleaders American male composers American composers American Disciples of Christ Musicians from Cincinnati University of Cincinnati – College-Conservatory of Music alumni University of Miami alumni University of Miami faculty 20th-century American male musicians