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And Elvis’s sentimental interpretation of “Silent Night” may well have made its contribution to the immortality of the former truck driver from Tennessee

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Harry "Sweets" Edison Sweetenings 3/7/00 And Elvis’s sentimental interpretation ofHarry Sweets Edison, a smooth and suave trumpeter, was a cohort of orchestra leader Count Basie, a favourite of bandleader Nelson Riddle, and a noted backup artist for the most prominent vocalists of his time. Edison, with his energetic yet reticent blowing style, bridged a genre gap between the early classic jazz sound of Louis Armstrong and modern bebop modes. Edison, who played equally well in both styles, had a special talent for sustaining his

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