The trumpet player in this recording of "Weather Bird" isa. Louis Armstrong. b. Earl Hines. c. Stephen Foster. d. Duke Ellington.

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The trumpet player in this recording of "Weather Bird" isa. Louis Armstrong.

b. Earl Hines.
c. Stephen Foster.
d. Duke Ellington.

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b. earl hines :) hope that helps

Sangeet Suresh answered Apr 5, 2024

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