One of the most important contributions to the sound of Andy Kirk's Twelve Clouds of Joy was
a. the number of players they had in each section
b. dismissing bandleader Terrence Holder before moving to Kansas City
c. arrangements by Mary Lou Williams
d. Andy Kirk could play saxophone and tuba at the same time
C
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