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Old 01-18-2008, 09:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Pete Candoli RIP

By Tony Gieske

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Pete Candoli, a longtime mainstay
in the trumpet sections of American big bands and the recording and
soundstage world of Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, has died
January 11 in the Los Angeles suburb of Studio City. He was 85.

Candoli had been featured with the big bands of Tommy Dorsey, Glen
Miller, Stan Kenton, Les Brown, Count Basie, Freddy Slack, Tex
Beneke, Jerry Gray, Charlie Barnet and Woody Herman -- in all, more
than 27 of the top-name bands of that long-ago era.

It was with Herman's First Herd that Candoli became known as Superman
With a Horn. He dressed in that outfit and played screech notes.
'They called me Superman in Woody's band because I could open windows
that nobody else could lift up,' he said. 'So they thought I should
wear a Superman suit as a part of the act.'

In a more sober vein, he played first trumpet for Igor Stravinsky's
complex 'Ebony Concerto' written for the Herman orchestra.

As a first-call lead trumpeter in the studios, Candoli played for the
orchestras of Alex Stordahl, Gordon Jenkins, Nelson Riddle, Frank
Comstock, Don Costa, Michel LeGrand and Henry Mancini. He worked more
than 5,000 record dates, composing, arranging and conducting for Judy
Garland, Ella Fitzgerald and Peggy Lee, among others.

With his trumpet-playing brother Conte, who died in 2001, he co-led a
combo that recorded and played frequently in West Coast and Chicago
clubs. Pete and Conte agreed that they had never in life exchanged a
harsh word.

Pete Candoli won awards from Down Beat, Metronome, Esquire and Look
magazines, the latter naming him one of the seven all-time
outstanding jazz trumpet players -- the others being Louis Armstrong,
Bix Biederbecke, Harry James, Bunny Berigan, Dizzy Gillespie and
Bobby Hackett.

Candoli was married to Betty Hutton and later to Edie Adams, with
whom he often toured.

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