Leaders of this band include Frank Foster and Thad Jones, who arranged and played for this bandas part of its "New Testament." Songs arranged for this band include "Lonely Street" and "Ya Gotta Try," both of which were arranged by Sammy Nestico. Earlier members of this band included vocalist Jimmy Rushing, as well as its "All-American Rhythm Sectio
Leaders of this band include Frank Foster and Thad Jones, who arranged and played for this bandas part of its "New Testament." Songs arranged for this band include "Lonely Street" and "Ya Gotta Try," both of which were arranged by Sammy Nestico. Earlier members of this band included vocalist Jimmy Rushing, as well as its "All-American Rhythm Section," which included bassist Walter Page, drummer Jo Jones, and guitarist Freddie Green. One prominent saxophonist from this band was Lester Young. Some of its earlier hits include "Jumpin' at the Woodside" and "One O' Clock Jump." Originating from Kansas City, Missouri, FTP, name this prominent swing jazz big band named for its founder, a pianist whose real first name is William.
Leaders of this band include Frank Foster and Thad Jones, who arranged and played for this bandas part of its "New Testament.
Count Basie Orchestra [or just the Basie band, accept any answer that demonstrates knowledge that this is the big band led by "Count" William Basie]