1B. The Funky Music Box. Written-By – Billy Byers. 2B. The Great Rationalization. Written-By – Kreuger, Conn, Styne, Ned Miller (2).

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The Jazz Workshop: Best 2 songs. Billy Byers - Chinese Water Torture 03:45. Billy Byers - The Great Rationalization 02:55. Album: The Jazz Workshop. Billy Byers: best 2 tracks. Billy Byers, Chauncey Welsh, Freddie Ohms, Hal Schaefer, Tommy Mitchell, Urbie Green - This One's For Jack Vintage Jazz No. 142 - EP: Dancing In The Dark, 1958 02:19. Billy Byers - Chinese Water Torture Famous Hits by Billy byers, 2014 03:46.

Tracks count: 12. Views: 3. Billy Byers - You're Mine You 02:40. Billy Byers - Thou Swell 03:35. Billy Byers - Misty Osie 04:28.

The Jazz Workshop is a big band music album recording by MANNY ALBAM released in 1956 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. sax - Joe Ferrante, trumpet - Ernie Royal, trumpet - Bernie Glow, trumpet - Nick Travis, trumpet - Jimmy Nottingham, trumpet - John Barrows, french horn - James Buffington, french horn - Fred Ohms, trombone - Tom Mitchell J. trombone - Billy Byers, trombone - Chauncey Welsch, trombone - Marty Wilson, vibraphone - Don Lamond, drums - Gus Johnson, drums - Todd Sommer, drums.

William Mitchell Byers (May 1, 1927 - May 1, 1996) was an American jazz trombonist and arranger. Byers was born in Los Angeles on May 1, 1927. He suffered from arthritis from a young age and was unable to continue his plans of a career as a pianist. He picked up trombone and played with Karl Kiffle before serving in the Army in 1944-45. In the second half of the 1940s he arranged and played trombone for Georgie Auld, Buddy Rich, Benny Goodman, Charlie Ventura, and Teddy Powell

The Jazz Workshop - You're Mine You, Thou Swell, Misty Osie and 12 more tracks from this album here for free. More albums by this artist. Count: 12. The Jazz Workshop tracks. You're Mine You. Thou Swell. Chinese Water Torture. I See a Million People.

Billy Eckstine was one of the most important male vocalists in Jazz during the 1940’s being as popular as Frank Sinatra, the most significant vocalist of the era. Eckstine also pioneered big band bebop. Eckstine was born July 8th, 1914 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He appeared at the Newport in New York Festival in 1972 with an all star combo, and recorded his last album with alto saxophonist Benny Carter in 1986. Eckstine passed away in 1993, leaving a rich musical legacy and an unforgettable imprint among male vocal stylists.

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