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Harold McNair

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Aliases
Harold McNair With Ornette Coleman's Sidemen
Little G
Born
November 5, 1931
Died
March 7, 1971
Country
Jamaica
Comments
McNair's professional career in music was as a saxophonist and singer in the Bahamas in Caribbean musical styles. He picked up the flute for which he eventually became best known and started playing jazz in London. He died young of lung cancer.
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Title Performer Release date Originally by
i 1960 (unknown), Chick Webb and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Ella Fitzgerald
i   1960 Belle Baker PRF, Imperial Dance Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Arthur Fields REC
i 1960 Harry Belafonte with Bob Corman Orch.
i   1960 Carl Fenton's Orchestra (Walter Haenschen) REC, Walter Catlett PRF
i 1960 Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
i   1960 Gertrude Lawrence REC,REL,PRF
i   1960 Lanny Ross BRD, Jimmie Grier and His Orchestra REC,REL
i 1960 Pedro Via y su orquesta
  1961 Helen Jepson REL, Abbie Mitchell PRF, Abbie Mitchell under the direction of George Gershwin REC
i   1964 Felicia Sanders PRF, Kaye Ballard REC,REL
i   1964 Doris Day REC,REL,BRD
i 1965 Herb Jeffries with Buddy Baker and His Orchestra
i 1965 Dolores Gray
i   1965 Wilbur Evans PRF, Jo Stafford with Paul Weston and His Orchestra REC,REL
i 1965 Maysa [BR]
i   1965 Tony Martin [US1] BRD, Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Ray Eberle and The Modernaires REC,REL
i   1968 Benny Goodman and His Orch. - Vocal Chorus by Mildred Bailey REC, Maxine Sullivan, Louis Armstrong, Bill Bailey, The Dandridge Sisters, The Rhythmettes and The Deep River Boys PRF, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Anita Boyer REL
i 1968 Esther & Abi Ofarim
i 1968 Louis Jourdan
i 1970 Charlie Spand, Sonny Boy Williamson [US1]
i 1970 The Beatles
i 1970 Gloria Grafton & Donald Novis
i 1970 (unknown), Gordon Heath and Lee Payant, Simon and Garfunkel
i 1970 Buddy Clark - Orchestra under the direction of Dick Jones
i 1970 Kay Kyser and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus Ginny Simms & Harry Babbitt
i 1970 Al Jolson

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