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Clarinet – Chuck Hedges. Engineer – Chuck Conklin, Rod Van Der Heidt. Piano – Johnny Varro. Producer – Dan Grant (4). Producer – Shirley Grant (2). Reissue Producer – Robert G. Koester. Reissue of earlier LP the Square Roots Of Jazz (Magna Graphic Jazz MJ 102).

Artist: The Johnny Varro Trio. Chuck Hedges - Skylark (1997). Brand new: lowest price.

JOHNNY VARRO is a swing music artist. Johnny Varro has been an accomplished international performer since he was 16. His first professional job was with Bobby Hackett. He then went on to perform at Eddie Condon's with such great jazzmen as Buck Clayton, Pee Wee Russell, Yank Lawson, Billy Butterfield, Lou McGarity, Peanuts Hucko and others. Chuck Hedges and the Johnny Varro Trio - Skylark (CD) – Excellent Condition.

George Probert, Chuck Hedges, Jim Gallaway, Howard Alden, Pat Yankee, Tom Saunders, John Allred's Dad, Johnny Varro and Jake Hanna. Howard, Pat, Johnny and I are still hanging on. I am personally honored to be one of them. Picked up this album at the Suncoast Jazz Festival. What a burner! Tom Saunders and the Wild Bill Davison Legacy Call of the Wild. Rick Fay: Tenor Sax Johnny Varro: Piano Paul Keller: Bass Warren Sauer: Drums. 18 December 2015 ·. A little something to get everyone in the holiday spirit! The Johnny Varro Swing 7. Bounce of the Sugarplum Fairy!

Johnny Varro (born 1930) is a pianist with roots in the swing style of jazz. He is also a leader and arranger. Varro was born in Brooklyn, New York. He began studying piano at the age of ten. During his teenage years he was introduced to jazz by way of the Commodore Music Shop in New York City. There he met the manager Jack Crystal (father of Billy Crystal), who was running jam sessions on the Lower East Side.

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Chuck Hedges (July 21, 1932, Chicago - June 24, 2010) was an American jazz clarinetist. Hedges began playing clarinet while attending a military school. He received formal training under Claude Bordy and learned to play jazz on his own. After studying at Northwestern University, he joined George Brunis's ensemble in 1953, remaining with Brunis through the end of the decade. He was active on the Dixieland revival scene in the 1960s, playing regularly at clubs in Chicago and Milwaukee into the 1990s.

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