Billy Vaughn
A hugely successful big band leader who crafted some of the most celebrated US
pop hits of the late 1950s and early 60s, Billy Vaughn pioneered a distinctive
"twin sax" sound and helped define an era of innocent, jazzy, easy listening
melodies. Born in Kentucky, Vaughn served in in the Second World War before
starting out playing piano in lounge bars and clubs and joining vocal group The
Hilltoppers, for whom he penned his first hit, Trying, in 1952. Setting up his
own orchestra soon afterwards, Vaughn's break came when his instrumental version
of music hall standard Melody Of Lo...
He'll Have to GoBilly Vaughn
Look for a Star
2:32
Look for a StarBilly Vaughn
Look for a Star
2:10
Pearly ShellsBilly Vaughn
Moonlight & Roses
2:19
Tennessee WaltzBilly Vaughn
Sweet Music and Memories
2:25
Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom WhiteBilly Vaughn
The Golden Instrumentals
2:17
My Little Grass ShackBilly Vaughn and Billy Vaughn & His Orchestra
Blue Hawaii
2:10
