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A fricken master of that instrument.

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Amen ❤

That is beautiful. There are no adequate words. Virtuoso, master class, perfection.

He is my favorite clarinet player of all time.

Saw him on Bourbon Street. Fountain was brilliant.

We played his LP's on our Hi-FI when I was a kid growing up in the 60's.

Fantastic !

I was in my 20s and although I loved music and played a couple of instruments I'd never really given the clarinet much thought. Then I saw Pete on the TV one day and I was blown away. What an effortless master. What a gift. Thank you for all your fantastic music Pete!!!

Pure Beauty of sound. Nothing like a clarinet!!

The Master of the Ol' Licorice Stick

When you can play a clarinet like that, you're a legend and that is the first instrument I've ever learned and I know it by heart and I hope they live up to his legacy. I want to learn everything about it

Huge, unmistakable talent. We are so lucky to have these vids. RIP Sir.

He sure makes a Clarinet “Feel Appreciated “ Salute

Today Dec18, 2023 I am watching this again as well as on Antenna TV 22-4 at 10 pm weeknights. Ain’t Life Grand, and …. Still making a Difference ! Salute “Greatness in any form reaches beyond itself.” (Source unknown)

Sweet music

Pete had the inside diameter of his clarinets bored out just a few millimeters to create a slightly deeper, fatter tone. Everyone in New Orleans loved him. I never heard anyone say one bad word about him.

Fabulous!

Best tone out of the liqorice stick I've ever heard!

Themes that I recognised: You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me, Acker Bilk's "Stranger on the Shore", Honeysuckle Rose and; of course, Georgia on my Mind

Interesting way to torture a reed.

I sure miss Pete .... When I hear Pete Fountain it just takes me home a long time ago..

Wow, I’m amazed every time i listen to Pete play. He was just great! What else can you say?

I so miss Johnny. I miss the band. I miss Pete Fountain. American TV has ceased to entertain

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Omg Met Pete Fountain At Disneyland With our band El Toro Music band. I played The CLAIREMONT cuz Of Pete Fountain

He just blew the room away with that performance. Great lighting on the stage too. Fantastic!

Wow. Pete Fountain backed by a band with real talent.

Que gran nostalgia 🥲

I was a clarinet player in the school band during the 70s. Pete Fountain was my idol! Can't even begin to count the hours I spent (unsuccessfully) trying to master his intonation and fingering! My parents would let me stay up late to watch Johnny Carson any time Pete was on which made his appearances even more special!

Pete Fountain. Superb!!!

One of the great.jazz men.

The way he goes from those deep low notes to double octave highs is amazing - he was pumping lots of air that night and stayed slightly ahead all the way through 👏👏 Bravo RIP 🙏

If this won't lift your spirits than nothing will not even a crane.

Pete was the greatest. Unbelievable talent. Side question, who was the bassist? That guy rocks!

When the guys in the band are applauding you know he kicked ass 👍

Nobody but Nobody can swing like the incomparable Pete Fountain!!!!!!

Am I here alone. ? Come on this is great music.

I was in my 20's when I saw Pete on Johnnys show that night....and immediately fell in love with that Dixieland Jazz sound......still missing you Pete

where is coltrane ?

Talent!!!

pure class

Golden Clarinetist!

Thanks for sharing

The undisputed greatest player of all time

This was before my clarinet playing days, but Pete was my first clarinet idol. I saw him twice in Minneapolis in the 80's and early 90s. Fantastic!

When real music reigned. My how I miss these days.🎼🖤

Miss you Pete. Will always be one of the great ones!💓

A great great artist of jazz music gone way too soon

I've listened to and watched pete fountain since 1966 when I took my then girlfriend to see him. I can never get enough. The man is a genius with that musical stick and New Orleans style. I married the girl some 55 years ago so that I could always have a chance to catch pete fountain, a New Orleans and National Treasure of N.O. Jazz. Great man in many ways.