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Clark Terry Jazz

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American History

 

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June 12, 2015

 

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Another source said that his first instrument was a trumpet he bought for twelve dollars and fifty cents, but either way it was a good thing he got that first trumpet. After this, Clark Terry is known for joining bands with Charlie Barnet, Charlie Ventura, Eddie Vinson and Count Basie. Terry also joined up with Duke Ellington in 1951 through 1959...
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During the sixties and seventies Terry joined the tonight show and became the first African American staff musician to be on the payroll at NBC. Since leaving NBC, Terry has toured with different bands, played all sorts of big band stages, and put on his own music festivals and jazz camps. Clark Terry also has a lot more accomplishments to his name...
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