We remember Clark Terry

This day (February 21, 2015), in Pine Bluff, Arkansas , died Clark Terry, an American trumpeter.

VIDEO DIGEST

Tracklist :

Clark Terry Talks – About His Autobiography . Mumbles . w/ Red Mitchell – Take The A Train . w/ Roberta Gambarini – It Don’T Mean A Thing If It Ain’T Got No Mumbles (2004) . w/ Stephen Fulton – I Want A Little Girl (1996) . Mood Indigo (1985) . in Paris (1981) . Stardust (1967) . w/ Phil Woods – Straight No Chaser (1959) . Student Performance And Master Class (54 Min) .

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Tracklist :

Emergency . Fred . Vashkar . Mr. Spock . Snake Oil . Million Dollar Legs . Proto-Cosmos . Red Alert . You Did It to Me Baby . Sweet Revenge .

SELECTED ALBUMS

Recorded on August 17, 1964, Oscar Peterson Trio + One is an album by Oscar Peterson, featuring Clark Terry. >>

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[1976] the Muddy Waters Blues with Clark Terry (tp), Jerry Portnoy (harm), Bob Margolin (eg), Guitar Junior (eg), Pinetop Perkins (p), Calvin Jones (eb) and Willy Big Eyes Smith (dr) will be on stage at Nice Jazz Festival in France >> 26 MINUTES on RVM >>

[1993] Clark Terry and several other jazz musicians pay tribute to American composer Steve Allen aboard the Sovereign of the Seas ocean liner. >> 11 MINUTES on RVM >>

[1966] producer Norman Granz touring all-star show Jazz at the Philharmonic stops at the Poplar Town Hall in London (UK). This year, the show presents T-Bone Walker, Dizzy Gillespie, Teddy Wilson, Louis Bellson, Clark Terry, Coleman Hawkins, àZoot Sims, àJimmy Moody, àBenny Carter and àBob Cranshaw. Some fine musicians yo don’t want to miss! >> 94 MINUTES on RVM >>

[1965] it is Trumpet and Guitar Workshop at the Newport Jazz Festival. On the trumpet side : Bobby Hackett, Clark Terry, Ruby Braff, Red Allen and Dizzy Gillespie and the guitar side George Benson, Charlie Byrd and Kenny Burrell >> 49 MINUTES on RVM >>

[2003] Clark Terry gives a Master Class in New York City. Is he going to play Mr. Mumbles one more time? Certainly! >> 42 MINUTES on RVM >>

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Wikipedia : This day (February 21, 2015), in Pine Bluff, Arkansas , died Clark Terry, an American trumpeter.

Official Site : He is one of the most recorded musicians in the history of jazz, with more than nine-hundred recordings. Clark’s discography reads like a “Who’s Who In Jazz,”

The Autobiography of Clark Terry : Terry had grown up with Miles in St. Louis and was just a few years older than Davis. The most inspiring and provoking prose from Terry is on his time spent with Duke Ellington during the 1950s. Terry specifically documenting his close musical association with Ellington is a delightful read;

@last.fm : Clark Terry attended Vashon High School, and began his professional career in St. Louis in the early 1940s by playing in local clubs before joining a Navy band during World War II. Afterwards, he played with Charlie Barnet (1947), Count Basie (1948-1951), Duke Ellington (1951 to 1959), and Quincy Jones (1960). He also performed and recorded regularly both as a leader and sideman. In all, his career in jazz spans more than sixty years.

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