Johnny Mince

Johnny Mince
One of the top clarinetists of the swing era, Johnny Mince never received much recognition beyond that of his fellow musicians because he came to maturity during the era of Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw, and did not lead his own bands. Mince worked with Joe Haymes Orchestra from 192934, was with Ray Noble's American band for two stints from 193537, spent a short period with Bob Crosby in 1936, and then gained his greatest fame during his period with Tommy Dorsey from 193741 as one of the stars...
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Johnny Mince/Keith Smith/Vic Dickenson/Al Gary 100 Years of American Dixieland Jazz
100 Years of American Dixieland Jazz - Johnny Mince/Keith Smith/Vic Dickenson/Al Gary
By: Johnny Mince/Keith Smith/Vic Dickenson/Al Gary
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Song List: Medi Two, You're a Lucky Guy, I've Got a Feeling I'm Fallin...
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Johnny Mince Summer of '79
Summer of '79 - Johnny Mince
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