Jazz on CD: The Essential Guide

Jazz on CD: The Essential Guide
ISBN-10
1856260143
ISBN-13
9781856260145
Category
Music
Pages
392
Language
English
Published
1991
Publisher
Trafalgar Square
Author
John Fordham

Description

Clayton's father was a brass player , and taught his son in the latter's mid - teens . The boy didn't take to a musical career at once , but by the mid - 1930s his distinctive sound began to attract attention , and he joined Count Basie ...

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