Hal McKusick
Born in Medford, Massachusetts on June 1, 1924, Hal McKusick was a jazz alto
saxophonist, flutist, clarinetist, and educator. His musical career began when
he worked with several big bands led by Woody Herman (1943), Boyd Raeburn
(1944-45), Alvino Rey (1946), and Claude Thornhill (1948-49). In 1955, McKusick
released East Coast Jazz Series No. 8, his first album as a leader. Over the
next two years, that debut was followed in quick succession by a series of
albums including In a Twentieth-Century Drawing Room (1956), Jazz at the Academy
(1957), The Jazz Workshop (1957), and Cross...
You Don't Know What Love IsHal McKusick and Hal McKusick Quartet
You're My ThrillHal McKusick
Old Devil MoonHal McKusick
The Settlers and the IndiansHal McKusick
Over the RainbowHal McKusick and Hal McKusick Quartet
East of the SunHal McKusick and Bette St. Claire
You Don't Know What Love IsHal McKusick and Hal McKusick Quartet
The Complete Barry Galbraith, Milt Hinton And Osie Johnson Recordings
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You're My ThrillHal McKusick
Cross Section Saxes
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Old Devil MoonHal McKusick
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The Settlers and the IndiansHal McKusick
Triple Exposure
9:10
Over the RainbowHal McKusick and Hal McKusick Quartet
The Complete Barry Galbraith, Milt Hinton And Osie Johnson Recordings
East of the SunHal McKusick and Bette St. Claire
This Is Oscar Peterson at the Piano
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