Pianist who helped develop boogie woogie in the '30s Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% JIMMYYANCEY Pianist who helped develop boogie woogie in the '30s (11)
6% BUGLE "Boogie Woogie __ Boy" (5)
6% DANCE Boogie-woogie (5)
6% JAZZ Boogie-woogie. (4)
5% BOOGIE __-woogie (6) Commuter Jul 31, 2025
5% PIANO Boogie-woogie instrument (5) USA Today Jan 28, 2019
4% UNFOLD Develop (6) The Times Sunday Concise Aug 24, 2025
4% DUKE Pianist Ellington (4) USA Today Aug 7, 2025
4% ESPN "30 for 30" channel (4) Commuter Jul 25, 2025
4% TAPDANCE Boogie in noisy shoes (8) Puzzler Backwords Jun 23, 2025
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