Bobby Byrne
Настоящее имя: Bobby Byrne
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NOTE: For US songwriting and/or production credits in the Soul/Pop/Country genre from the late 70s onward, consider Robert Byrne (2). American jazz trombonist and orchestra leader, born 10 October 1918 in Pleasant Corners, OH - died 25 November 2006 in Irvine, California. Byrne began his career when he was hired by the Dorsey Brothers in 1934 at only 16 years of age. He had his own orchestra from 1939 to 1942. After 1945 he began freelancing in New York. He founded a new orchestra in 1946. He worked often on television, leading a dixieland combo on Steve Allen's program from 1952 to 1954, and performing on the shows of Milton Berle, Perry Como, and Patti Page. He also served as A&R director for labels Command and Evolution (3) and often performed as a studio musician for that label. In the early 1970s Byrne completely left the music industry for the business world, though he occasionally continued to perform.
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Участие в группах:
- Enoch Light And The Light Brigade
- Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra
- Cootie Williams And His Orchestra
- Sy Oliver And His Orchestra
- Benny Goodman And His Orchestra
- The Command All-Stars
- Los Admiradores
- The Charleston City All-Stars
- All Star Alumni Orchestra
- The Grand Award All Stars
- Doc Severinsen And His Orchestra
- Bobby Byrne And His Orchestra
- Don Redman All Stars
- Bobby Byrne And His NBC Dixieland Band
- Bobby Byrne's Dixielanders