Count Basie Orchestra
The Count Basie Orchestra is a 16 to 18 piece big band, one of the most prominent jazz performing groups of the swing era, founded by Count Basie in 1935 and recording regularly from 1936.
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Charles Fowlkes
American saxophonist
Marcus McLaurine
Composer
Clark Terry
American trumpeter
Sonny Payne
American drummer
Don Byas
American saxophonist
Earle Warren
American saxophonist
Dicky Wells
American trombonist
Marshall McDonald
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Butch Miles
American drummer
Emmett Berry
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Buddy Tate
American saxophonist
Illinois Jacquet
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Wardell Gray
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Freddie Hendrix
Trumpeter
Doug Lawrence
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Jack Washington
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Walter Page
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Bruce Harris
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Vi Redd
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Dennis Mackrel
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Frank Foster
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Lester Young
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Joe Newman
American jazz trumpeter
Frank Wess
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Ed Lewis
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Herschel Evans
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Hot Lips Page
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Count Basie
American jazz pianist
Curtis Fuller
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Freddie Green
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Benny Morton
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Buck Clayton
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Mike Williams
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Marshal Royal
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Bill Hughes
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Lucky Thompson
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Tab Smith
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Jo Jones
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