Dick Cary
Richard Durant Cary, known professionally as Dick Cary, was an American jazz
trumpeter, composer, and arranger born on July 10, 1916, in Hartford,
Connecticut. He earned a bachelor's degree in music from Wesleyan University and
began his career working in Connecticut and New York. Cary landed full-time solo
work at Nick's in Greenwich Village in 1941. During his stint in the Army from
1944 to 1946, he continued recording with artists like Muggsy Spanier.
Post-discharge, he joined Louis Armstrong's All-Stars and later worked with
Jimmy Dorsey’s orchestra. In the 1950s, Cary collab...
Dear Old SouthlandLouis Armstrong & His All-Stars and Dick Cary
Superstars Of Traditional Jazz: The Legendary Live Broadcasts Of 1947 And 1948
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Sweet and LovelyDick Cary, Abe Most, Fred Cooper, Dick Hamilton, Herb Mickman, Jerry White, Jack Trott, Phillip D. Feather, Har, Dame Ryan, Ernie Tack and Dick Cary's Tuesday Night Friends
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It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)Dick Cary, Abe Most, Fred Cooper, Dick Hamilton, Herb Mickman, Jerry White, Jack Trott, Phillip D. Feather, Har, Dame Ryan, Ernie Tack and Dick Cary's Tuesday Night Friends
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Down South Camp MeetingDick Cary, Abe Most, Fred Cooper, Dick Hamilton, Herb Mickman, Jerry White, Jack Trott, Phillip D. Feather, Har, Dame Ryan, Ernie Tack and Dick Cary's Tuesday Night Friends
4:13
In a Sentimental MoodRalph Sutton and Dick Cary
5:09
You'd Be So Nice to Come Home ToDick Cary
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