Switching from clarinet to soprano sax, for ten points, name this jazz musician who toured with Noble Sissle and Josephine Baker, famous for rendering "Summertime," "Dear Old Southland," "Love for Sale," and "Wild Cat Blues."
He quarreled over an exotic dancer on the opening of his Club Basha, and taught Bob Wilber while recording "Really the Blues" with Tommy Ladnier and Mezz Mezzrow. He wrote a ballet while in Paris, appeared at the Brussels World's Fair, and once toured with Will Marion Cook's Southern Syncopated Orchestra in London. Promptly deported, he returned to the States to record "Texas Moaner Blues" with Louis Armstrong and "Shag" with the New Orleans Feetwarmers. Switching from clarinet to soprano sax, for ten points, name this jazz musician who toured with Noble Sissle and Josephine Baker, famous for rendering "Summertime," "Dear Old Southland," "Love for Sale," and "Wild Cat Blues."
He quarreled over an exotic dancer on the opening of his Club Basha, and taught Bob Wilber while recording "Really the Blues" with Tommy Ladnier and Mezz Mezzrow.
Sidney Joseph {Bechet}