One studio album by this man employed Stan Hasselgard as part of a septet, who died the year it was released; that album is Swedish Pastry.
One studio album by this man employed Stan Hasselgard as part of a septet, who died the year it was released; that album is Swedish Pastry. This man based a theme song for a radio show on Karl Maria Von Weber's Invitation to the Dance. This man briefly studied the classical form of his instrument under Reginald Kell, and this man made a recording of a piece originally written for Woody Herman with the composer, Stravinsky's (*) Ebony Concerto. This man's band regularly played on the NBC show Let's Dance, and he formed a trio with pianist Teddy Wilson and drummer Gene Krupa (CROO-puh). This man's band recorded the first ever Double Album at a 1938 Carnegie Hall Concert, which included a rendition of Louis Prima's Sing Sing Sing. For 10 points, name this clarinetist known as the "King of Swing."
One studio album by this man employed Stan Hasselgard as part of a septet, who died the year it was released; that album is Swedish Pastry.
Benny Goodman