Artist
Jack Pettis
Ehrmandale, United States
Jack Pettis is a musician from Ehrmandale, United States. They also recorded with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra and Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra.
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Biography
American jazz saxophonist, clarinetist and songwriter.
Born 10 February 1902, Ehrmandale, Vigo County, Indiana, USA.
Died 24 August 1963, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA.
Pettis was a member of Friar's Society Orchestra, which first recorded in 1922, and was renamed New Orleans Rhythm Kings in 1923. He joined Ben Bernie's orchestra in 1924, and from 1926 on a number of records as a leader, some issued under pseudonyms. He continued performing into the 1930s.
He was a prolific songwriter (most often composer). His best known composition was "Bugle Call Blues" otherwise known as the "Bugle Call Rag", which was co-written by Billy Meyers & Elmer Schoebel) was a hit for Frank Westphal & His Orchestra in 1923, Red Nichols & His Five Pennies in 1927, and The Mills Brothers in 1932.
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Glenn Miller and His Orchestra
A project Jack Pettis was part of.

Glenn Miller Plays Selections From "The Glenn Miller Story" And Other Hits
1956

The Original Recordings By Glenn Miller And His Orchestra
1964

The Unforgettable Glenn Miller
1977

The Authentic Sound Of Glenn Miller - Yesterday
1960

The Glenn Miller Collection
1976

Limited Edition, Volume Two
1954

Limited Edition
1953

The One And Only Glenn Miller
1968

The Nearness Of You
1967

Moonlight Serenade
Benny Goodman and His Orchestra
A project Jack Pettis was part of.
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
A project Jack Pettis was part of.
Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra
A project Jack Pettis was part of.
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