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Answer for the clue "One was blown in Ellington's band ", 3 letters:
sax

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Some of them started to dance and some went in the booths and I put in a few more licks for good measure and quit just in time because Kewpie had the mouthpiece on his sax and was showing signs of joining in, dry reed and all.

Saxes, the wicked one-edged fighting knives of the tribe for which they were named, hung sheated at their hips.

An artsy sax player sporting a little silver goatee squeezed his eyes shut in ecstasy, leaning into his spotlight serenade.

And TK, who blew a sax in a weekend hobby band and who knew nothing about harps, was yet in a position to provide them.

Sax began to scamper along the heartwood with the happy abandon of a child at play.

The prudent man would divide his time between the hydroponic farm, and whatever would bring in the highest possible return in the shortest timewhich did not describe sax playing in any known universe.

I grabbed my old college alto sax from the corner and, with Popeye in hand, went up to the roof.

Coleman played his sax, afraid to burglarize, afraid to visit his wolverine friends.

Sax laid out his hypotheses concerning the creation of a possible anamnestic, with suggestions for various lines of experimental work on these possibilities, and he could see that his suggestions had for the young scientists a kind of prophetic power, even (or perhaps especially) when they were quite general comments.

And thinking about it, all of it had indeed come back to her, in the magic of the anamnestic enchantment: those talks with Sax.

Sax wandered over to him: "Would you agree with Aonia that Free Mars is dominating global policy?

Sax wandered over to him: “Would you agree with Aonia that Free Mars is dominating global policy?

A couch, two folding chairs, a grand piano, an electric organ, synthesizers, mixers, tape decks, an alto sax on a stand, and a gorgeous archtop guitar that I recognized as a fifty-thousand-dollar D’Aquisto in an open case.

Toward the end there we had three guitars, harmonica, tenor sax, alto recorder, and an autoharp going, and it got pretty juicy.

A few minutes later, three people biked down the path: Sax, leading Nirgal and a native woman.