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American jazz trumpeter and recording artist
Clyde McCoy
Frequently Asked Questions
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When was Clyde McCoy born and when did he die?
Clyde McCoy was born on December 29, 1903, and he died on June 11, 1990.
What was Clyde McCoy known for?
Clyde McCoy was known for being an American jazz trumpeter who became famous for his wah-wah mute, which came to be known as the "wah-wah" effect.
What is the "wah-wah" effect?
The "wah-wah" effect is a technique used by musicians, particularly trumpet players, to achieve a vocal-like sound through the use of a mute that is moved back and forth over the instrument's bell.
Which famous song featured Clyde McCoy's "wah-wah" effect?
Clyde McCoy's "wah-wah" effect became widely recognized when it was featured in the popular song "Sugar Blues," which was released in 1931.
Did Clyde McCoy have any other notable achievements?
Yes, besides popularizing the "wah-wah" effect, Clyde McCoy also had a successful career as a bandleader and recording artist, with several of his recordings reaching the top of the charts in the 1930s.
Clyde McCoy