Remembering Clark Terry on his birthday π
π· Roberto Polillo, 1970
"Terry stands as tall in the evolution of his horn as anyone who has emerged since 1940."
- Stanley Crouch
π· Roberto Polillo, 1970
"Terry stands as tall in the evolution of his horn as anyone who has emerged since 1940."
- Stanley Crouch
Clark Terry by Dennis Stock, 1958
One of Duke Ellingtonβs 4 star trumpeters, with Cat Anderson, Shorty Baker & Ray Nance
One of Duke Ellingtonβs 4 star trumpeters, with Cat Anderson, Shorty Baker & Ray Nance
Clark Terry by Jack Vartoogian, from 1997
Straight, No Chaser, with Clark Terry on flugelhorn, with Bob Brookmeyer on valve trombone:
Straight, No Chaser, with Clark Terry on flugelhorn, with Bob Brookmeyer on valve trombone:
Clark Terry & Bob Brookmeyer Quintet
"Ode to a Flugelhorn", a Clark Terry composition
From The Power of Positive Swinging, 1965
"Ode to a Flugelhorn", a Clark Terry composition
From The Power of Positive Swinging, 1965
On Clark Terry's birthday, I'm listening to his 1957 album Duke With a Difference, with Paul Gonsalves, Johnny Hodges, Billy Strayhorn & Tyree Glenn.
A wonderful cover photo by Paul Weller
A wonderful cover photo by Paul Weller
And a beautiful, intimate portrait of Clark Terry by Don Schlitten on the cover of his 1961 album Everything's Mellow.
Joe Benjamin, bass
Charlie Persip, drums
Junior Mance, piano
Joe Benjamin, bass
Charlie Persip, drums
Junior Mance, piano
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