Doc Severinsen

Trumpet player and bandleader of Tonight Show

Doc Severinsen - Performers & Entertainers born July 7th, 1927
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An American trumpet player and conductor, gained prominence as the bandleader of the Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson from 1962 to 1992. Renowned for exceptional trumpet skills and vibrant personality, influenced jazz and big band music. Conducted various orchestras and recorded numerous albums throughout a lengthy career. Severinsen has performed with many well-known artists and continues to engage audiences with dynamic performances.

Bandleader of the Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

Conducted performances with multiple orchestras

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