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Clark Terry
A legendary trumpeter who played with some of the great St. Louis big bands of
the 1940s and '50s, Clark Terry mentored a new generation of stars including
Miles Davis and Quincy Jones and was said by Dizzy Gillespie to make "the
happiest sound in jazz." Born into a poor family in Missouri, Terry was one of
11 children and couldn't afford trumpet lessons, so instead learned second-hand
from the local kids who could. He went on to play in the US Navy band during
WWII and gave up a promising career as a boxer to become a sideman in the Count
Basie Orchestra, also playing with Duke ...
Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)Clark Terry
TenderlyCarol Sloane and Clark Terry
Work SongJoe Williams, Phil Bodner, Urbie Green, Jerome Richardson, Bernie Leighton, Kenny Burrell, Clark Terry and Phil Woods
I Won't DanceCarol Sloane and Clark Terry
Just FriendsDizzy Gillespie, Joe Pass, Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Clark Terry, Freddie Hubbard and Bobby Durham
Mack The KnifeClark Terry and Oscar Peterson
Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)Clark Terry
Squeeze Me
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TenderlyCarol Sloane and Clark Terry
The Songs Ella & Louis Sang
4:22
Work SongJoe Williams, Phil Bodner, Urbie Green, Jerome Richardson, Bernie Leighton, Kenny Burrell, Clark Terry and Phil Woods
Time Further Out
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I Won't DanceCarol Sloane and Clark Terry
The Songs Ella & Louis Sang
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Just FriendsDizzy Gillespie, Joe Pass, Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Clark Terry, Freddie Hubbard and Bobby Durham
Catch Me!
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Mack The KnifeClark Terry and Oscar Peterson
Oscar Peterson Trio + One
