Boyd Raeburn - Jubilee Broadcasts: 1946
![]() | Primary Artist |
| Boyd Raeburn | |
| Album Title | |
| Jubilee Broadcasts: 1946 | |
| Release Date | |
| December, 1945 | |
| Time | |
Boyd Raeburn was not much of a musician and, although he played bass sax in his mid-1940's orchestra, he never soloed and could barely be heard in the ensembles. However the jazz world owes him a debt of gratitude because he not only allowed but encouraged such advanced arrangers as Eddie Finckel, Johnny Richards and particularly George Handy to let their imaginations run wild and not be concerned about selling records or pleasing dancers. Ironically Raeburn's earlier bands were quite conservative but by 1944 he started changing directions. Read More
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