Harry “Sweets” Edison

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Harry “Sweets” Edison was an American jazz trumpeter renowned for his lyrical, muted trumpet solos and long association with the Count Basie Orchestra, as well as his prolific work as a studio musician.

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instanceOf American jazz musician
human
jazz trumpeter
activity big band jazz
associatedAct Count Basie
Count Basie Orchestra
collaboration worked with various jazz ensembles
fullName Harry Edison
genre jazz
instrument trumpet
knownFor lyrical trumpet style
muted trumpet solos
work with Count Basie Orchestra
memberOf Count Basie Orchestra
nationality American
nickname Sweets
notableRole soloist in Count Basie Orchestra
occupation studio musician
trumpeter
recordingActivity prolific studio recording artist
reputation highly sought-after studio trumpeter
renowned for tasteful, economical phrasing
style mainstream jazz
swing
workPeriod 20th century

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Count Basie Orchestra notableMember Harry “Sweets” Edison
Joe Williams performedWith Harry "Sweets" Edison
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Herb Ellis collaboratedWith Harry “Sweets” Edison
"What Am I Here For?" hasNotablePerformer Harry "Sweets" Edison
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I'm Just a Lucky So-and-So hasNotableRecordingBy Harry 'Sweets' Edison
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Jimmy Forrest playedWith Harry “Sweets” Edison