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Andy Kirk & His Clouds Of Joy - Jukebox Hits 1936-1949 (CD)Andy Kirk studied music under Wilberforce Whiteman, father of Jazz pioneer Paul Whiteman. Kirk started playing bass and tuba in Denver with George Morrison's band, and in 1925 he joined Terrence Holder's Dark Clouds Of Joy. In 1929 he took over leadership of the band (which was renamed Andy Kirk's Twelve Clouds Of Joy) and moved to Kansas City. During 1929 30 they recorded some excellent hot performances with such players as Mary Lou Williams and
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