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Clarinet

Single-reed woodwind instrument.

10
values
11
total uses
Nine people play clarinet on five Beatles recordings. Most of them are credited on one record only, nine of the nine, Jack Brymer (on 'A Day in the Life'), Henry MacKenzie (on 'When I'm Sixty-Four') and Robert Burns (on 'When I'm Sixty-Four') among them. The Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album shows more of them than any other album for its length, five of the nine across its twelve tracks.

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All Values(10)

#ValueSongs% of total
1Uncredited

Unnamed session musicians played the clarinet on this recording.

2
18.2%
2Basil Tschaikov

Clarinettist credited on a Beatles recording.

1
9.1%
3Jack Brymer

One of England's foremost classical clarinettists, principal with major London orchestras.

1
9.1%
4Robert Burns

Clarinettist credited on a Beatles recording.

1
9.1%
5Henry MacKenzie

British clarinettist and prolific London session player.

1
9.1%
6Raymond Newman

Clarinettist credited on a Beatles recording.

1
9.1%
7David Smith

Clarinettist credited on a Beatles recording.

1
9.1%
8Paul Harvey

British woodwind player active in 1960s London session work.

1
9.1%
9Frank Reidy

Clarinettist credited on a Beatles recording.

1
9.1%
10Gordon Lewin

Clarinettist credited on a Beatles recording.

1
9.1%