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- Mahlon Clark (March 7, 1923 – September 20, 2007) was an American musician who was a member of the Lawrence Welk orchestra from 1962 to 1968. His primary instrument was the clarinet. Born and raised in Portsmouth, Virginia, Clark started out in vaudeville as a child. Later as a teenager, he became a big band musician playing for the Ray McKinley and Will Bradley bands, among others. Relocating to California during World War II, after serving in the armed forces, found employment at Paramount Pictures where he performed music on many movie soundtracks. He was hired by Welk in 1962 to join his orchestra and his television show. For six years, he played both the clarinet and saxophone for a weekly national television audience and on stage when the Musical Family went out on tour. He was replaced by reedman Dave Edwards before the new TV taping sessions in 1968. After leaving the Welk organization, Clark continued to perform on many more movie soundtracks and with numerous artists such as Frank Sinatra and Madonna. (en)
- Mahlon Clark (ur. 7 marca 1923, zm. 20 września 2007) – amerykański klarnecista, muzyk sesyjny Współpracował z Frankiem Sinatrą przy nagraniu płyty ”In The Wee Small Hours”, oraz Madonną przy nagraniu krążka ”I'm Breathless” z 1990 r. Uczestniczył w realizacji ścieżek dźwiękowych do takich produkcji filmowych jak ”Dick Tracy”, ”Kiedy Harry poznał Sally” czy ”Hatari” z wykonywanym przez Clarka utworem ”Baby Elephant Walk”, autorstwa Henry'ego Mancini. (pl)
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- Portsmouth, Virginia, United States (en)
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- Mahlon Clark (ur. 7 marca 1923, zm. 20 września 2007) – amerykański klarnecista, muzyk sesyjny Współpracował z Frankiem Sinatrą przy nagraniu płyty ”In The Wee Small Hours”, oraz Madonną przy nagraniu krążka ”I'm Breathless” z 1990 r. Uczestniczył w realizacji ścieżek dźwiękowych do takich produkcji filmowych jak ”Dick Tracy”, ”Kiedy Harry poznał Sally” czy ”Hatari” z wykonywanym przez Clarka utworem ”Baby Elephant Walk”, autorstwa Henry'ego Mancini. (pl)
- Mahlon Clark (March 7, 1923 – September 20, 2007) was an American musician who was a member of the Lawrence Welk orchestra from 1962 to 1968. His primary instrument was the clarinet. Born and raised in Portsmouth, Virginia, Clark started out in vaudeville as a child. Later as a teenager, he became a big band musician playing for the Ray McKinley and Will Bradley bands, among others. Relocating to California during World War II, after serving in the armed forces, found employment at Paramount Pictures where he performed music on many movie soundtracks. (en)
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