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Boyd Albert Raeburn (* 27. Oktober 1913 in Faith , South Dakota ; † 2. August 1966 in Lafayette , Louisiana ) war ein US-amerikanischer Big-Band-Leader und Tenor-, später auch Basssaxophonist .
Boyd Albert Raeburn: Born October 27, 1913 Faith, South Dakota, U.S. Died: 2 August 1966 (aged 52) Lafayette, Louisiana, U.S. Genres: Jazz: Occupation(s) Musician: Instrument(s) Saxophone
Profile: American jazz band leader, tenor and bass saxophonist, born 27 October 1913, Faith, South Dakota, died 2 August 1966, Lafayette, Louisiana. Husband of vocalist Ginnie Powell and father of music historian Bruce Boyd Raeburn. Boyd Raeburn’s band made a big critical splash in New York.
27. Apr. 2018 · Though not well remembered today, bandleader Boyd Raeburn blazed trails in progressive jazz that took his music in directions beyond even those explored by such adventurous types as Stan Kenton and Tom Talbert. Raeburn, however, didn’t start out to be a jazz innovator. For many years, he operated a successful society orchestra ...
- October 27, 1913
- August 2, 1966
19. März 2021 · One of the earliest recordings of Dizzy Gillespie performing "Night In Tunisia", featuring Boyd Raeburn and his Orchestra. Recorded January 26, 1945 in New York. The JGC History series features...
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Orchestra led by saxophonist Boyd Raeburn active between 1943 to 1949. The band, controversial for its sometimes harmonically advanced or rhythmically complex arrangements, collected a small group of fiercely loyal advocates, but failed to be commercially successful.
Raeburn erregte ab 1944 mit seinem experimentellen Orchester Aufsehen. Als wichtigster Bandleader des Progressive Jazz neben Stan Kenton übertraf er diesen anfangs oft in puncto Besetzung, Swing und ultramodernem Arrangement, für das schmählich vergessene Größen wie George Handy, Ed Finckel und Johnny Richards verantwortlich waren. Raeburn ...
