Pete Fountain

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  • jazz
  • dixieland
  • new orleans
  • new orleans jazz
  • blues
Pete Fountain (born July 3, 1930) is a New Orleans clarinetist. He started playing clarinet and was heavily influenced by Irving Fazola. Early on he played with the bands of Monk Hazel and Al Hirt. With his long time friend, trumpeter George Girard, Fountain founded The Basin Street Six in 1950. After this band broke up 4 years later Fountain was hired to join the Lawrence Welk band, and became well known for the many solos he took on Welk's national television show, The Lawrence Welk Show.

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Songs

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    My Man

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    Nobody's Darlin'

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    Of All the Wrongs You Done to Me

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    Oh, Lady Be Good

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    Ol' Man River

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    One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else)

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    Over the Waves

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    Panama

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    Paradise

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    Pete's Tail-Fly

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    Petite Fleur

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    Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet

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    Rhapsody in Blue

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    Rockin' Chair

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    Rose Room

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    Rosetta

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    Running Wild

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    Saint James Infirmary

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    San Antonio Rose

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    Sensation Rag

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    Shine

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    Should I

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    Shrimp Boats

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    Smoke Rings

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    Someday Sweetheart

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    Someday, Sweetheart

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    South Rampart Street Parade

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    St. James Infirmary

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    St. James Infirmary (Chris Coco remix)

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    St. Louis Blues

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    Stranger on the Shore

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    Strike Up The Band

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    Struttin' With Some Barbecue

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    Sugar Bowl Parade

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    Summer Wind

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    Sunset In Paradise

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    Sweet and Lovely

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    Sweethearts on Parade

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    Tea 'n Trumpets

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    That da da Strain

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    That's a Plenty

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    The Birth of the Blues

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    The Darktown Strutters' Ball

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    The Second Line

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    The Sheik of Araby

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    The Song From Mouline Rouge

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    Those Were the Days

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    Thou Swell

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    Tiger Rag

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    Tin Roof Blues


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