
Joe Marsala (January 4, 1907 – March 4, 1978) was an Italian-American jazz clarinetist and songwriter, born and based in Chicago. He was active during the big band era. Marsala is notable as one of the early employers of drummer Buddy Rich. Among his other musicians included pianist Joe Bushkin and guitarist Jack Lemaire, Carmen Mastren. Leonard Feather, among others, gives him a good deal of credit for breaking down race segregation in jazz. Marsala's own playing was rich and graceful, owing a lot to Jimmie Noone.
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Panama - Take 1
Reunion in Harlem
Hot String Bean
Wolverine Blues
Clarinet Marmalade
Jazz Me Blues
Don't Let it End
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Hot String Beans
Cherokee
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Reunion In Harlem (04 - 04 - 40)
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Chimes Blues (07 - 06 - 42)
Tiger Rag
Mighty Like The Blues (03 - 16 - 38)
Woo-Woo (03 - 16 - 38)
Hot String Beans (03 - 16 - 38)
Steel Roof (01 - 17 - 36)
Little Sir Echo
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California, Here I Come
Chimes Blues
Clairinet Marmalade
Salty Mama Blues (04 - 04 - 40)
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Wolverine Blues (04 - 21 - 37)
Blues in C - Take 2
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