Live at the Village Gate

by Clark Terry

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	1.	Top & Bottom 05:44
	2.	Keep, Keep, Keep On Keepin' On 06:32
	3.	Silly Samba 09:00
	4.	Pint Of Bitters 08:41
	5.	Sheba 06:41
	6.	Brushes & Brass 03:31
	7.	Simple Waltz 09:17
	8.	Hey Mr. Mumbles 11:03

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Clark is one of the greatest storytellers in the business. To mark this special occasion we asked him to share some of his favorite jazz anecdotes. Included on this CD are highlights of a very touching and often hilarious "Interview" conducted by Lee Greenblat, in Clark's own living room. Clark Terry gives us a unique view of some of his well known and lifelong friends. He paints a verbal portrait of Basie, Duke, Diz, and Miles, to name a few.

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released March 13, 1991

Clark Terry, Flugelhorn, trumpet
Jimmy Heath, tenor sax
Don Friedman, piano
Kenny Washington, Drums

Producer: David Chesky
Executive Producer: Norman Chesky
Engineer, editing, and mastering: Bob Katz
November 19, 1990 - November 20, 1990

Shari Rothstein - Production Coordination
Steve Guttenberg, Jeremy Kipnis, Bill Allen - Assistants
Alan Nahigian - Art Direction, Photography
Steve Kaiser - Liner Notes
Roy Spangenthal

All songs written by Clark Terry - Pastel Music [BMI]

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Clark Terry St. Louis, Missouri

Trumpeter Clark Terry grew up in St. Louis, Missouri. When Terry was thirteen, he joined the local drum and bugle corps and soon got his first professional gig with the band Dollar Bill and His Small Change.

He was a part of Basie's octet for five years and Duke Ellington's band for eight years.

After touring Europe with The Quincy Jones Orchestra, Terry joined The Tonight Show Orchestra on NBC. ... more