Does anyone recognise this tune? It’s driving me mad – sounds like a great clarinet piece – a bit tricky with crossing the break, but I can play it if I concentrate! Sounds a bit like Ellington’s Indian Summer, but it’s different. Maybe another Bechet piece piece – I can hear it in my head with a lot of vibrato – maybe soprano sax? Could be something I remember from the trad jazz revival of the late 1950s in Britain. I’ve written it from memory - excuse my amateurish attempt to write music, but on the laptop it sounds quite “right” [/img]
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