Edmond Hall
Edmond Hall, born on May 15, 1901 in Reserve, Louisiana, was an American jazz
clarinetist and bandleader. From a musical family, Hall started playing guitar
before switching to the clarinet. He performed with various bands in New
Orleans, including those led by Bud Rousell and Lee Collins. In 1928, he moved
to New York City and joined Claude Hopkins' orchestra. Hall gained recognition
through collaborations with Billie Holiday and Henry "Red" Allen. His style
evolved under the influence of Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw, leading him to form
ensembles like Edmond Hall's Blue Note Ja...
The Man I LoveEdmond Hall, George Gershwin and Teddy Wilson
My Concerto
3:09
I Want to Be HappyBenny Goodman and Edmond Hall
The Benny Goodman Sessions
3:18
It Had to Be YouEdmond Hall
Complete Jazz Series 1944 - 1945
2:59
Where or WhenBenny Goodman and Edmond Hall
Steamin' and Beamin'
3:19
It's Been So LongEdmond Hall
Memorable Sessions
3:09
CaravanEdmond Hall, Teddy Wilson and Edmond Hall & His Quartet
Steamin' and Beamin'
3:14
