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George Wettling

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193: 31: 293:. He has been said to have believed that "jazz drumming and abstract painting seemed different for him only from the point of view of craftsmanship: in both fields he felt rhythm to be decisive". 244:, and himself. In these small bands, Wettling demonstrated the arts of dynamics and responding to a particular soloist that he had learned from Baby Dodds. 471: 425: 192: 461: 476: 456: 361: 466: 451: 348: 311: 279:. In 1957, he toured England with a Condon band that included Davison, Cutshall, and Schroeder. 290: 343: 378: 446: 441: 8: 353: 206: 357: 252: 248: 283: 264: 178: 268: 241: 158: 65: 435: 260: 229: 221: 200: 196: 151: 101: 421: 272: 237: 30: 276: 256: 174: 233: 217: 186: 225: 316: 213: 166: 84: 282:
Toward the end of his life, Wettling, like his friend clarinetist
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Wettling was a member of some of Condon's bands, which included
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jazz drummer
Topeka, Kansas
Chicago
Illinois
jazz
King Oliver
Louis Armstrong
cornet
Baby Dodds

Ernie Caceres
Bobby Hackett
William P. Gottlieb
big bands
Artie Shaw
Bunny Berigan
Red Norvo
Paul Whiteman
Chico Marx
Eddie Condon
Muggsy Spanier
Wild Bill Davison
Billy Butterfield
Edmond Hall

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