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Jon Faddis - the lead trumpet player on "The Tonight Show. " Jon Jon Faddis [?Jon Faddis]. Anyway, Ray Brown was the bass player. Joe Pass was the guitar player. Don Abney was the piano player. Jimmy Cheatham was one of the trombone players. It was an all-star band. All the violins and everything. 40 men. I conducted that whole show. I had a real problem playing drums.
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