Lobo Nocho

1919–1997 (age 78)

jazz singer

Biography

Lobo Nocho lent his smoky baritone to the jazz clubs and radio programs that sustained the genre through mid-century changes and helped keep the music of his era vibrant.

He was known for a warm stage presence and a lifelong affection for the audiences who followed him, with his memory honored at Calverton National Cemetery.

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