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Enjoys Carolina in the Morning
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Release Date:04/01/1981
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  • All Music Guide

    On his second of three albums as a leader for Jazzology, bassist Bob Haggart performs ten veteran standards, including six that have cities, states or countries in their titles, plus "Song of the Wanderer." Cornetist Tom Pletcher (best known for his work with the Sons of Bix) is the star soloist, but there are also fine spots for valve trombonist Mike Katz, tenorman Jack Howe, bass saxophonist Spencer Clark, and pianist Dill Jones; in addition, Ron Hockett is joined by fellow clarinetist Bill Rappaport on two numbers. The music has the flavor of a spirited jam session, but is well conceived and logical.

    - Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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Biography

Bob Haggart

One of the last survivors of Bob Crosby's Bobcats, Bob Haggart was a top bassist for 60 years. Originally a guitarist, Haggart taught himself bass while in high school. He gained fame when he joined Bob Crosby in 1935, not only supplying his supportive and swinging bass but contributing arrangements and writing such songs as "What's New," "South Rampart Street Parade," ... Read more