[Dixielandjazz] Brad Terry, Clarinetist Supreme

[Flip Oakes]

Hello Bob,

I ran into Brad a few years ago, and he sat in with us as well, truly a
World Class Musician !!

The contact Info I have for him is:

36 Willow St
Bath, ME 04530

207-442-7194

bradskiterr at yahoo.com
brad at triologyjazz.com

I too have that CD, plus the one he made with this young GREAT piano Trio
Trilogy, he also toured with them for a while, perhaps he still is?

All The Best,

Flip Oakes

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on 6/14/05 2:21 PM, Robert Newman at bobngaye at surewest.net wrote:

> In the mid-eighties a wonderful clarinetist by the name of Brad Terry sat in
> with us, the Fulton Street Jazz Band, at the Monterey Dixieland Jazz Festival.
> In fact he sat in a couple or three times that weekend because he enjoyed it
> and so did I, a fellow clarinet player.    He was playing with the Abalone
> Stompers at the time with Jackie Coon and Jackson Stock and Eddie Graham.
> 
> His style was so smoothly cool and his harmonic ideas so perfectly advanced I
> really dug him.     He gave me an LP he had made with the guitarist Lennie
> Breau.    It's wonderful.    Just the two of them playing in a private living
> room.    He didn't stay in Monterey very long -- probably had to make more
> bread than Monterey offered.
> 
> Anybody know where he is now?     It's twenty years later and getting dark.
> 
> Bob Newman
> 
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