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From the Label Clarinetist Pete Fountain still reigns supreme as the king of New Orleans jazz. This comprehensive collection of various sessions features inspired solos by Fountain, pianists, trombonists, trumpeters, and even the occasional tuba player/5(5).

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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Pete Fountain & The New Orleans All Stars on Discogs. Label: Design Records (2) - DLP,Design Records (2) - DLP • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Dixieland/5(2).

This quartet album, with Stan Wrightsman on piano, followed Welk's show, with The Blues just behind--and they were both nationwide hits. Long before, Fountain had soaked up the life of New Orleans, the steamy cradle of jazz. The tunes here are evergeens for the first days of jazz associated with New Orleans greats, particularly Louis /5(26).

Pete heard all the greats in New Orleans and he knew he wanted to play Jazz. After endless hours of practicing and listening to the recordings of Benny Goodman and Irving Fazola, the personal sound of Pete Fountain began to emerge and it was "Fat." By the time Pete was 16, he had already gained a reputation on the street, Bourbon Street.