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Boyd Albert Raeburn (October 27, 1913 – August 2, 1966) was an American jazz bandleader and bass saxophonist.
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Watch Boyd Raeburn and his orchestra perform "Ballerina," "St. Louis Blues," and "Temptation" in a 1947 concert video.
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Apr 27, 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.
- October 27, 1913
- August 2, 1966
"BOYD MEETS STRAVINSKY"Boyd Raeburun and his orchestra.superb piano solo by Dodo Marmarosa.Harry Klee, Wilber Schwartz, Ralph Lee, Gus McReynolds, Hy Mandel,...
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Boyd Raeburn. Real Name: Albert Boyd Raeburn. 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.
