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Clark Terry (born December 14, , St. Louis, Missouri, USA - died February 21, , Pine Bluff, Arkansas, USA) was an American jazz trumpeter, composer and bandleader. He was a major influence on Miles Davis and worked with luminaries such as Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald.

OCLC Number: Notes: Brief record. Performer(s): Clark Terry and Kenny Dorham, trumpets ; with other musicians. Description: 1 audio disc: analog, 33 1/3.

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of But Beautiful on Discogs. Label: Milestone (4) - • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Compilation • Country: France • Genre: Jazz • Style: Contemporary Jazz, Cool Jazz4/5(2).

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New York jazz label established in by Bill Grauer and Orrin Keepnews as a companion to their Riverside Records label. Originally an outlet for Riverside reissues, its focus was soon shifted to new recordings (particulary material by Cannonball Adderly). Bought along with the parent Riverside label by Fantasy in

Dec 20,  · JLP 9 Drew, Kenny – Tough Piano Trio (Reissue of Riverside RLP ) JLP 10 Terry, Clark & Kenny Dorham – Top Trumpets: JLP 11 Sims, Zoot – East Coast Sounds (Reissue of Riverside RLP ) JLP 12 Griffin, Johnny & Wilbur Ware – The Chicago Cookers (Reissue of Riverside RLP ).

Mar 09,  · JLP 9 Drew, Kenny – Tough Piano Trio (Reissue of Riverside RLP ) JLP 10 Terry, Clark & Kenny Dorham – Top Trumpets: JLP 11 Sims, Zoot – East Coast Sounds (Reissue of Riverside RLP ) JLP 12 Griffin, Johnny & Wilbur Ware – The Chicago Cookers (Reissue of Riverside RLP ).

Feb 02,  · Although he was a frail man, his determination was unaltered as soon as he stepped on the podium. I would also recommend his recording of Schnittke's third violin concerto with Oleg Kagan. I think this may be the only semi-available recording of G.'s "Night in Memphis" which is a barbaric whirlygig of a composition, and one of her most potent.