Clarinetist Pete Fountain Dies at 86 in New Orleans
Pete Fountain, renowned Dixieland clarinetist known for his TV appearances on Lawrence Welk and Johnny Carson, died at age 86 of heart failure in New Orleans. He built a career on Bourbon Street clubs and a long run at the Hilton on Canal Street, led the Half-Fast Walking Club in festive French Quarter tradition, and survived Katrina’s destruction before downsizing to Hammond. Survivors include Beverly Fountain, three children, six grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Funeral Mass planned at St. Louis Cathedral with a jazz funeral to follow.
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