Bill Stegmeyer

Bill Stegmeyer
Although he was never that famous, Bill Stegmeyer was a fine clarinetist who excelled in trad settings without stealing the spotlight; he was also a talented (if underrated) arranger. Stegmeyer studied at Transylvania College (193436). He picked up early experience arranging for Austin Wylie in 1937 and played clarinet and alto with an early version of Glenn Miller's Orchestra (1938). He gained some recognition for his clarinet playing with Bob Crosby (193940) and in the 1940's he worked and...
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Billie Holiday Ultimate Collection
Ultimate Collection - Billie Holiday
By: Billie Holiday
Credited Role:Director, Clarinet|Sax (Alto)
Song List: Summertime, God Bless the Child, Don't Explain
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The Arbors Very Best of the Arbors
Very Best of the Arbors - The Arbors
By: The Arbors
Credited Role:Arranger
Song List: Listen to Songs by Arbors A Symphony For Susan, Just Let It Happen, Dreamer Girl
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