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Bill Berry's swingin' horn was part of the Woody Herman, Duke Ellington, and Thad Jones/Mel Lewis orchestras during the 1950s and '60s. Large ensembles had a hard time during those years, but Berry continued to fight the good fight with his own L.A. Big Band throughout the '70s. His solo albums -- mostly small group affairs -- are a real treat, featuring distinguished company like Marshall Royal, Dave Frishberg, and Bill Watrous.
- Nick Dedina
Bill Berry's swingin' horn was part of the Woody Herman, Duke Ellington, and Thad Jones/Mel Lewis orchestras during the 1950s and '60s. Large ensembles had a hard time during those years, but Berry continued to...
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Be Your Own Best Friend
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Boy Meets Horn (4:07) |
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The Bink / And How (11:40) |
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Earl (3:52) |
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Tulip Or Turnip (4:28) |
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Cotton Tail
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The Star Crossed Lovers
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Hello Rev (5:49) |
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A Little Song For Mex (3:10) |
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