Don Hill

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US American jazz, rhythm and blues and rock and roll saxophonist, born 6th December, 1921. Died in June 2021. In the late 40's he played alto saxophone in Louis Armstrong's & Jay McShann's big bands. Around the same time he was one of the founding members of The Treniers, band with whom he would stay over 5 decades, until 2003. His autobiography "House Party Tonight" was published in 2012.

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Du bist mein Glück und Sonnenschein

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Art of Management and Organization Conference

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Shakuhachi Pan (In 3D)

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Der Wind, Der Leis' Ein Lied Singt

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I Want to Love You Baby

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Don Hill's most-played tracks include Du bist mein Glück und Sonnenschein, Art of Management and Organization Conference, Shakuhachi Pan (In 3D), Der Wind, Der Leis' Ein Lied Singt, I Want to Love You Baby. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

US American jazz, rhythm and blues and rock and roll saxophonist, born 6th December, 1921. Died in June 2021. In the late 40's he played alto saxophone in Louis Armstrong's & Jay McShann's big bands. Around the same time he was one of the founding me... Read the full biography on this page.

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