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Musiker: Kyle, Billy

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X = Album im einem SJO-Shop erhältlich  Album-Bezeichnung: Interpret  —  Titel		Label	Label-Nummer	Aufnahme-Jahr
	Artie Shaw and his Orchestra  —  THE LATER ARTIE SHAW, Vol.2	AJAZ Records	AJAZ-298	1950	LP
	Artie Shaw and his Orchestra  —  THE LATER ARTIE SHAW, Vol.2	AJAZ Records	AJAZ - 298	1950	LP
	Artie Shaw and his Orchestra  —  THE LATER ARTIE SHAW, VOLUME 3	AJAZ Records	AJAZ 426	1950-1953	LP
	Barney Bigard  —  An Introduction To Barney Bigard - His Best Recordings 1928-1941	Best Of Jazz	4028	1928-41	CD
	Barney Bigard  —  Jazz Archives No. 12	EPM	158502	1929-45	CD
	Ben Webster  —  "Ben" A Tribute To A Great Jazzman	Jazz Archives	JA-15	1936-45	LP
	Ben Webster  —  Ben Webster	Musica Jazz	2 MJP 1068	1934-1968	LP
	Benny Carter  —  Benny Carter (1928-1952)	RCA	PM 42406	1928-52	LP
	Bill Coleman Buster Bailey  —  The Cradle of Jazz Cuttin' out	History	20.3017-HI	1924-42	CD
	Billie Holiday  —  Billie Holiday	Brunswick	87 509	1944-49	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  Billie Holiday Story 1945-1949	MCA Records	M.C.A. 510.086	1945-49	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  THE LADY SINGS VOL.1	Decca / Ace of Hearts	DL 8215 / AH 51	1944-50	LP
	Billie Holiday  —  The Quintessential #4	CBS	CDCBS-463333 12 A3	1937	CD
	Billie Holiday  —  The Quintessential Billie Holiday Volume 9 (1940-1942)	Columbia	COL 4679152	1940-42	CD
X	Billie Holiday Vol.2  —  Billie Holiday Story 1949 -1950	MCA Records	510.021	1949-50	LP
	Billie Holiday (Record 1: Side 1/4) - Ella Fitzgerald (Record 2: Side 2/3)  —  BILLIE HOLIDAY & ELLA FITZGERALD	MCA Records	MCA2-4099	1945-54	LP
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 5 (1937-1938)	Columbia	CK 44423	1937-38	CD
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 6 (1938)	CBS	CBS 466313 2	1938	CD
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 6 (1938)	CBS	CBS 466313 1	1938	LP
	Billie Holiday acc. by Orchestras  —  THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOLUME 6 (1938)	Columbia	CK 45449	1938	CD
	Billie Holiday and Orchestras  —  THAT OLD DEVIL CALLED LOVE	Platinum	PLAT 306	1944-50	LP
	Billie Holiday Vol.1  —  Bille Holiday Story 1944-1948	MCA Records	510 015 C	1944-48	LP
	Billie Holiday with Billy Kyle and his Trio  —  Baby, I Don't Cry Over You / I'll Look Around	Decca	De BM 30587 R	1946	SH
	Billy Kyle  —  Finishing Up A Date	Collectors Items	020	1937-46	LP
	Billy Kyle  —  Finishing Up a Date / Between Sets	Decca	De (E) M.30285	1939	SH
	Billy Kyle / Art Tatum  —  Havin' A Ball	History	20.19681-HI	1937-38	CD
	Billy Kyle / Art Tatum  —  Havin' A Ball	History	20.1968-HI	1933-41	CD
	Billy Kyle / Erroll Garner  —  I Got a Right To Sing The Blues / Don't Blame Me	Disc New York	Disc 5003 B/A	1946/1945	SH
	Billy Kyle / Erroll Garner  —  I Want You I Need You / Man O' Mine	Disc New York	Disc 5001 B/A	1946/1945	SH
	Billy Kyle and his Swing Club Band  —  Big Boy Blue / Margie	Variety	Va 531	1937	SH
	Billy Kyle and his Swing Club Band  —  Handle My Heart With Care / Girl Of My Dreams	Variety	Va 659	1937	SH
	Billy Kyle and his Swing Club Band  —  Sundays Are Reserved / Havin' a Ball	Variety	VA 574	1937	SH
	Bob Howard and his Boys  —  Sweet Emalina, My Gal / On Revival Day	Vocalion	Voc S224 A/B	1938	SH
X	Bob Howard's All American Swing Groups  —  A Chronological Study - Vol. 5	Rarities Records	61	1935+38	LP
	Brick Fleagle and Rex Stewart  —  PREVIOUSLY UNREISSUED	IAJRC	IAJRC 37	1940+45	LP
	Buck Clayton  —  BUCK CLAYTON	Philips	B 07 905 R	1953-55	LP
	Buck Clayton  —  Jams Benny Goodman Favourites	Philips	B 07059 L	1953-54	LP
	Buck Clayton  —  JUMPIN' AT THE WOODSIDE	Philips Minigroove	B 07106 L	1954+55	LP
	Buck Clayton  —  The Complete CBS Buck Clayton Jam Sessions	Mosaic Records	MD6-144	1950-53	CD
	Buck Clayton  —  The Complete CBS Buck Clayton Jam Sessions	Mosaic Records	MD6-144 / MQ8-144	1936-1943	CD
	Buck Clayton and Orchestra  —  THE GOLDEN DAYS OF JAZZ	Columbia	JC2L 614	1953-55	LP
X	Buck Clayton and Orchestra  —  THE GOLDEN DAYS OF JAZZ (Record 2)	CBS	S 88031*	1954+55	LP
X	Buck Clayton and Orchestra  —  THE GOLFEN DAYS OF JAZZ (Record 1)	CBS	S 88031 (Record 1)	1953+54	LP
	Buck Clayton Jam Session  —  Buck Clayton Jams Benny Goodman Favourites	Philips	Philips B 07059 L	1953	LP
	Bunny Bergian  —  Through The Years	Jazz Archives	JA-19	1936-42	LP
	Buster Bailey  —  An Introduction to Buster Bailey - His Best Recordings 1924-1942	Best Of Jazz	4038	1924-42	CD
	Buster Bailey  —  Classics	Classics Records	Classics 904	1925-40	CD
	Buster Bailey  —  COMPLETE RECORDINGS 1934 - 1940	Rarities	Rarities 17	1934-40	LP
X	Buster Bailey  —  COMPLETE RECORDINGS 1934 - 1940	Rarities	NO 17	1934-40	LP
	Buster Bailey  —  The Varsity Sessions Vol. 2	Storyville	ULS-1591-R		LP
	Charlie Shavers . Buck Clayton  —  It Feels Good	History	20.19711-HI	1938-41	CD
	Charlie Shavers' Sextet (Side A) - Charlie Shavers and the Original John Kirby Orchestra (Side B)  —  The Complete CHARLIE SHAVERS with MAXINE SULLIVAN	Bethlehem	BCP-67	1954-55	LP
	Cousin Joe  —  The Complete #2	Blue Moon	BMCD 6002	1946/47	CD
	Dave Brubeck  —  SUMMIT SESSIONS	CBS	S 64377	1961-68	LP
	Dave Brubeck  —  SUMMIT SESSIONS	Columbia	C 30522	1961-68	LP
	Dusty Fletcher  —  Dusty Fletcher's Mad Hour Pt.1 / ..... Pt. 2	National Records	Nat 4013 A/B	1947	SH
	Edmond Hall  —  Edmond Hall	Giants Of Jazz	LPJT 30	1941-1957	LP
	Ella Fitzgerald  —  ORIGINAL FAVORITES	MCA	250 468-1	1938-54	LP
	Ella Fitzgerald acc. by Ellis Larkins  —  ELLA SINGS GERSHWIN	Coral Records	COPS 2218	1946-54	LP
	Ella Fitzgerald acc. by Ellis Larkins  —  ELLA SINGS GERSHWIN	Decca / MCA	DL4451 / MCA 215	1946-54	LP
	Erroll Garner / Billy Kyle  —  Lady Be Good /All the Things You Are	Disc New York	Disc 5002A/B	1945/1946	SH
X	Frank Newton  —  AT THE ONYX CLUB	Tax	m-8017	1937+39	LP
	Frankie Newton  —  1937 - 1939 (The Chronological Series)	Classics Records	Classics 643	1937-39	CD
	Gene Sedric - 3 Peppers - Joe Marsala - Billy Kyle  —  Swing Street Vol.1	Tax	Tax m-8026	1937-38	LP
	Henry "Red" Allen & His Orchestra  —  Classics	Classics Records	Classics 590	1936-37	CD
	Henry "Red" Allen and his Orchestra  —  After Last Night with You / I was Born to Swing	Parlophone	R 2597	1937	SH
	Henry Allen  —  Henry Red Allen & His Orchestra Vol.4	Collector's Classics	CC 54	1936+37	LP
	Henry Allen Red  —  Henry Red Allen & His Orchestra 1932 - 1937 Vol.5	Collector's Classics	Coll.Classics CC 55	1932-37	LP
	Henry Allen Red  —  Henry Red Allen & His Orchestra 1932 - 1937 Vol.5	Collector's Classics	CC 55	1932 - 1937	LP
	Henry Red Allen  —  The Cradle Of Jazz Siesta At The Fiesta	History	20.30122-HI	1937-41	CD
	Horace Henderson and His Orchestra / John Kirby and his Orch.  —  Chloe / Chloe	Okeh	Okeh 5632	1940	SH
	Jack Teagarden  —  FEATURING JACK TEAGARDEN	MCA Records	MCFM 2598	1934-38	LP
	Jack Teagarden / Pee Wee Russell  —  JACK TEAGARDEN'S BIG EIGHT ! (SIDE 1) - PEE WEE RUSSELL'S RHYTHMAKERS (Side 2)	Riverside	OJC-1708 / RLP 141	1938+40	LP
	Jack Teagarden & Pee Wee Russell  —  The Story Of Jazz	Ris	J3096	1938+40	LP
	Jack Teagarden (Side 1) - Pee Wee Russell (Side 2)  —  La Storia del Jazz	Joker	SM 3096	1938+40	LP
	Jimmie Lunceford  —  JIMMIE LUNCEFORD IN HI-FI	Decca	184.004 oder DL 8636	1950-57	LP
	Joe Marsala  —  Hickory House Jazz	Charly Records	Cd-AFS-1012	1935-1940	CD
	Joe Marsala  —  Hickory House Jazz	Charly Records	CDAFS 1012	1935-1940	CD
	John Kirby  —  biggest little band in the land	Classic Jazz	CJ 22	1941-44	LP
X	John Kirby  —  INTIMATE SWING	Harmony	HL 7124	1939-1941	LP
X	John Kirby  —  JOHN KIRBY	Atlantis	ATS 6	1941	LP
	John Kirby  —  JOHN KIRBY 1908 - 1952	Epitaph	E-4004	1940+41	LP
	John Kirby  —  JOHN KIRBY 1908-1952	Epitaph	E 4004	1941	LP
X	John Kirby  —  JOHN KIRBY AND HIS ONYX CLUB BOYS Vol. 1	Collector's	12-3 (5001)	1939-41	LP
	John Kirby  —  JOHN KIRBY AND HIS ONYX CLUB BOYS Vol.2	Collector's 12-4	12-4 (5002)	1938-45	LP
	John Kirby  —  John Kirby and his Orchestra 1941 - 1942	Circle Records	CLP-64 oder CPLP-127	1941	LP
	John Kirby  —  JOHN KIRBY DANCE BAND	Jazz Panorama	LP 5	1941	LP
	John Kirby  —  John Kirby Sextet - 1943 - 1946	Alamac Record Company	QSR 2421	1942-46	LP
	John Kirby  —  SEXTET	Springboard Int.	DJML 049		LP
	John Kirby  —  THE BIGGEST LITTLE BAND IN THE LAND Vol. II - 1939/1940	CBS	CBS 450183 1	1939+40	LP
	John Kirby  —  The biggest little band in the land 1938 -1941	Giants Of Jazz	LPJT 26	1938-41	LP
	John Kirby  —  THE BIGGEST LITTLE BAND IN THE LAND Vol.III 1940/1941	CBS	CBS 450184 1	1940+41	LP
	John Kirby 1937-1941  —  The Biggest Little Band	The Smithsonian Collection	R-013	1937-41	LP
	John Kirby & his Onyx Club Boys  —  Vol. 2	Collector's	Collector's12-4	1938-45	LP
	John Kirby & His Orchestra  —  Classics	Classics Records	Classics 770	1939-41	CD
	John Kirby & His Orchestra  —  Classics	Classics Records	Classics 792	1941-43	CD
	John Kirby & His Orchestra  —  Volume 4	Collector's	12-11*	1940	LP
	John Kirby And His Band  —  Flow Gently Sweet Rhythm	TAX	m-8016	1939-41	LP
	John Kirby And His Band  —  John Kirby - 1940	Musidisc	5179	1940	LP
	John Kirby and his Onyx Club Boys / Al Cooper's Savoy Sultans  —  From A Flat To C / When I Grow Too Old To Dream	Decca	De 4206 A/B	1938/1939	SH
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Billy Kyle begann schon in der Schule mit dem Klavierspiel und arbeitete in den frühen 1930er Jahren bei Tiny Bradshaw, Lucky Millinder und der Mills Blue Rhythm Band. Im Jahr 1938 wurde er Mitglied von John Kirbys Band, wo er durch sein von Earl Hines geprägtes, jedoch stets von einem persönlichen Stil bestimmten Spiel bald ein bekannter Musiker wurde, wie durch die Titel I May Be Wrong oder Opus 5 von 1939. In dieser Zeit entstanden auch Platteneinspielungen mit Timmie Rosenkrantz (1938), Lionel Hampton (Muskrat Ramble 1938), Nat Gonella, dem Spencer-Trio (Baby Won't You Please Come Home, 1938), Rex Stewart (Cherry, Solid Rock, Diga Diga Do, 1940), Henry Red Allen, Buster Bailey, Pete Brown, Jack Teagarden und anderen. Außerdem nahm Billy Kyle mehrere Platten unter eigenem Namen auf (Fishing Up A Date, Between Sets 1938, I Want You I Need You, 1946).

1942 verließ er John Kirby, arbeitete nach seinem Militärdienst im Zweiten Weltkrieg noch einmal kurz bei ihm und spielte dann bei Sy Oliver. Ab Anfang der 1950er Jahre spielte er in Theater-Orchestern am Broadway, darunter nahezu drei Jahre bei der Musical-Produktion Guys and Dolls. Von 1953 an war Kyle Mitglied der All Stars-Formation von Louis Armstrong. Er war an der Aufnahme des Albums Plays W. C. Handy beteiligt und nahm an zahlreichen Welttourneen teil. Bis zu seinem Tod 1966 spielte Kyle bei den All Stars.

Billy Kyle hatte bei seinem Klavierspiel „einen teils perkussiven, teils an Bläserlinien orientierten "Single Notes"-Stil unter fast völligem Verzicht auf die linke Hand entwickelt. Sein elegant perlendes, mit spaßigen Einfällen gewürztes Spiel erfreute sich vor allem bei Comboleitern ziemlicher Beliebtheit“. (Kunzler) (Wikipedia).