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- Gustave "Gussie" Mueller (April 17, 1890 – December 16, 1965) was an early jazz clarinetist. The New Orleans, Louisiana-born Mueller was a top clarinetist with Papa Jack Laine's bands in New Orleans before going to Chicago, Illinois with Tom Brown's band in early 1915. After serving in the Army in World War I he moved to California and joined the early Paul Whiteman Orchestra, with which he moved to New York City. He helped give the Whiteman band a touch of the Dixieland jazz style. One of the Whiteman Orchestra's early hit records, as well as one of the unfortunately few recordings where Mueller can be heard prominently, is Wang Wang Blues which Mueller dominates in a style similar to Larry Shields. Mueller also shares composer credit on "Wang Wang". According to Whiteman, Mueller was reluctant to learning how to read music, for fear that it would impair his abilities as a "hot player". He left the Whiteman band in November 1920, saying "I jes' can't play that 'pretty music' that you all play. And you fellers can't never play blues worth a damn". Mueller returned to California to join his old friend Ray Lopez in the Abe Lyman Orchestra. Mueller stayed in the Los Angeles area and remained active as a musician well in to the 1940s, mainly performing with "Hillbilly" bands. He rejoins Whiteman in Capitol Record's Hollywood studios in 1945, for a recreation of the famous Wang-Wang Blues. On the record Mueller replicates in detail his phrases from the 1920 recording. (en)
- Gustave Mueller dit Gussie Mueller ou aussi Gus Miller, né le 17 avril 1890 à La Nouvelle Orléans et mort le 16 décembre 1965 à Hollywood, est un musicien américain et un des premiers clarinettistes de jazz. Il est l'un des principaux clarinettistes des orchestres de Papa Jack Laine avant de partir pour Chicago avec le groupe de Red Brown au début de l'année 1915. Après avoir servi dans l'armée américaine pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, il part pour la Californie et intègre le premier orchestre de Paul Whiteman qu'il accompagne à New-York, contribuant à donner à la formation une touche Dixieland. On peut l'entendre sur (en), enregistré par Whiteman en 1920. Selon Whiteman, Gussie Mueller ne souhaitait pas apprendre à lire une partition, de peur que cela ne nuise à son style hot jazz. Il quitte Whiteman en novembre 1920, trouvant le style de l'orchestre trop sage. Il repart pour la Californie et se joint à son ami de longue date Ray Lopez dans l'orchestre d' (en). Il reste dans la région de Los Angeles où il joue jusque dans les années 1940, jouant principalement dans des orchestres hillbilly. (fr)
- Gustave 'Gussie' Mueller (New Orleans, 17 april 1890 - Hollywood, 16 december 1965) was een Amerikaanse jazzklarinettist in de vroege jazz. (nl)
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- Gustave 'Gussie' Mueller (New Orleans, 17 april 1890 - Hollywood, 16 december 1965) was een Amerikaanse jazzklarinettist in de vroege jazz. (nl)
- Gustave "Gussie" Mueller (April 17, 1890 – December 16, 1965) was an early jazz clarinetist. The New Orleans, Louisiana-born Mueller was a top clarinetist with Papa Jack Laine's bands in New Orleans before going to Chicago, Illinois with Tom Brown's band in early 1915. After serving in the Army in World War I he moved to California and joined the early Paul Whiteman Orchestra, with which he moved to New York City. He helped give the Whiteman band a touch of the Dixieland jazz style. One of the Whiteman Orchestra's early hit records, as well as one of the unfortunately few recordings where Mueller can be heard prominently, is Wang Wang Blues which Mueller dominates in a style similar to Larry Shields. Mueller also shares composer credit on "Wang Wang". (en)
- Gustave Mueller dit Gussie Mueller ou aussi Gus Miller, né le 17 avril 1890 à La Nouvelle Orléans et mort le 16 décembre 1965 à Hollywood, est un musicien américain et un des premiers clarinettistes de jazz. (fr)
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