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Pete King (saxophonist)
Peter "Pete" Stephen George King〔 (23 August 1929; Bow, London – 21 December 2009)〔(Ronnie Scott's official Web site )〕 was a British jazz tenor saxophonist. He was the manager of London's Ronnie Scott's jazz club for almost 50 years.〔
==Biography==
After serving in the Second World War, King returned to London and took tenor sax and clarinet lessons. His first professional work was with Jiver Hutchinson in 1947, before going on to join the bands of Kenny Graham, Teddy Foster, and Leon Roy.
In 1948, he was first tenor in George Evans' Saxes ‘n’ Sevens with Tony Arnopp, Kenny Clare and Les Evans.
He played with Oscar Rabin 1948–50 and Kathy Stobart 1950–52. In September 1952 he recorded with the Ronnie Scott Quintet, which also included Dill Jones, Lennie Bush, and Tony Crombie. While playing with the various bands Scott formed in the latter half of the 1950s, King was also a member of Jack Parnell's band,〔 and shortly afterwards, together with other musicians left to form Scott's nine-piece orchestra featuring Scott and King on tenor saxes and other leading jazz musicians including Derek Humble (as), Jimmy Deuchar (tp), Ken Wray (tb), Benny Green (bs), Lennie Bush (b), and Tony Crombie (d).
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