McCoy, Clyde, 1903-1990
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McCoy, Clyde n. 1903
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Clyde, Billy 1903-1990
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Mac Coy, Clyde
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MacCoy, Clyde 1903-1990
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Trumpeter made famous by his first hit "Sugar Blues," in 1931, which became his signature work. He was noted for his use of the mute, producing a distinctive "wah-wah" sound. During WWII his band and vocalists joined the Navy as a complete Special Services unit. During the 50s the band was successful, appearing in night clubs, ballrooms and in concert. In later years he led a Dixieland combo, and continued to perform into the 80s. McCoy was born in Ashland, Kentucky in 1903.
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https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q1103685
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n83176083
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Big band music
Blues (Music)
Dixieland music
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