Woody Herman

Woody Herman

Legendary clarinetist, composer ("At the Woodchoppers' Ball"), singer and bandleader (the Thundering Herd(s) ), educated at Marquette University. He was a clarinetist in the orchestras of Joey Lichter, Harry Sosnik, Gus Arnheim, and Indiana Jones, then formed his own orchestra, appearing in hotels, theatres and ballrooms. He toured Europe in 1954, Europe, and Latin America in 1958 (under the auspices of the US State Department), and made many records. Joining ASCAP in 1945, his chief musical collaborators included Chubby Jackson and Ralph Burns, and his other popular-song and instrumental compositions include "Apple Honey", "Goosey Gander", "Northwest Passage", "River Bed Blues", "Blues on Parade", "Blowin' Up a Storm", "Music by the Moon", "Early Autumn", "A Kiss Goodnight", "Your Father's Moustache", "Wild Root", "I Remember Duke", and "Misty Morning".
    Known for
    Acting
    Place of birth
    Milwaukee, WI
    Birthday
    16 May 1913
Winter Meeting
Winter Meeting
6.5
Woody Herman's Swinging Herd live in England
Woody Herman's Swinging Herd live in England
0
Sensations of 1945
Sensations of 1945
6.2
Woody Herman & His Orchestra
Woody Herman & His Orchestra
2
Wintertime
Wintertime
3.5
What's Cookin'?
What's Cookin'?
5.5
Woody Herman: Blue Flame - Portrait of a Jazz Legend
Woody Herman: Blue Flame - Portrait of a Jazz Legend
0
New Orleans
New Orleans
6.6
Louis Prima: The Wildest!
Louis Prima: The Wildest!
4
Jazz Icons: Woody Herman Live in '64
Jazz Icons: Woody Herman Live in '64
0
Rhapsody in Wood
Rhapsody in Wood
0
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