Joe Darensbourg
born on 9/7/1906 in Baton Rouge, LA, United States
died on 24/5/1985 in Van Nuys, CA, United States
Joe Darensbourg
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Joe Darensbourg (July 9, 1906–May 24, 1985) was an American New Orleans based jazz clarinetist and saxophonist notable for his work with Buddy Petit, Jelly Roll Morton, Charlie Creath, Fate Marable, Andy Kirk, Johnny Wittwer, Kid Ory, Wingy Manone, Joe Liggins and Louis Armstrong.[1]
Discography
- "Yellow Dog Blues", Joe Darensbourg and his Dixie Flyers, Lark records
- The New Orleans Statesman
- "Louis Armstrong tour in Australia", including also vocalist Jewel Brown, is a video available
References
- Carr, Ian; Digby Fairweather, Brian Priestley (1995). Jazz: The Rough Guide, p. 153154, The Rough Guides.
Clarinet
Clarinet family: | Clarinet family • Piccolo clarinet • E clarinet • Soprano clarinet • Saxonette • Quarter tone clarinet • Basset clarinet • Clarinette d'amour • Basset horn • Alto clarinet • Bass clarinet • Contra-alto clarinet • Contrabass clarinet • Octocontra-alto clarinet • Octocontrabass clarinet |
Clarinet systems: | Category:Clarinet systems • Albert • Boehm • Mazzeo • Oehler |
Clarinetists: | Category:Clarinetists • Category:Bass clarinetists • List of clarinetists • Heinrich Bärmann • Walter Boeykens • Jack Brymer • James Campbell • Henry Lazarus • Sabine Meyer • David Shifrin • Anton Stadler • Milenko Stefanovi •Richard Stoltzman •List of jazz clarinetists • Woody Allen • Buddy DeFranco • Eric Dolphy • Pete Fountain • Benny Goodman •Artie Shaw |
Clarinet makers: | Category:Clarinet makers • Category:Clarinet manufacturing companies • List of clarinet makers • Amati-Denak • Arioso • E. K. Blessing • Buffet Crampon • Johann Christoph Denner • Benedikt Eppelsheim • Stephen Fox • Heinrich Grenser • Howarth of London • Jupiter Band Instruments • Leblanc • Iwan Müller • Adolphe Sax • Selmer • Yamaha Corporation |
Other: | Category:Clarinets • Category:Compositions for clarinet • Clarinet choir • Clarinet concerto • Clarinet sonata • Clarinet-violin-piano trio |
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