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How do you jazz up a song on the clarinet?

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  • I am new to the jazz world. I love jazz, and the first (jazz?) song I ever fell in love with was Sing sing sing by Benny Goodman. I love the trumpet, Saxophone, and clarinet. ...show more

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    Since you mention the clarinet there's Pete Fountain, jazz clarinetist: Then there's this banjo player, Pete Wernick. Even though he's more bluegrass, his album "On A Roll" I recently came across has pieces a bit like Benny Goodman and thought I'ld share: The precision in the instrumentation, especially the clarinet, is very jazz centric, though not traditional jazz, but worth a listen on these two songs: Farewell Blues: http://www.last.fm/music/Pete+Wernick/_/Farewell+Blues?autostart Haystack Rock: http://www.last.fm/music/Pete+Wernick/_/Haystack+Rock?autostart Amazing the unique sound created using a vibraphone, clarinet and banjo.

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here are some names--listen to ANYTHING recorded by them: Miles Davis Bill Evans wes Montgomery Stan Getz Charlie parker Count basie Duke Ellington Stan Kenton maynard Ferguson

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There are some good Jazz players and singers Buddy Guy. B.B. King. And here are a list of some older Jazz musicians http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:American_jazz_singers

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