Billy Butterfield - Take Me to the Land of Jazz AEC Video is taken up with Offenbach's

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Billy Butterfield - Take Me to the Land of Jazz AEC Video is taken up with Offenbach'sTrumpeter Billy Butterfield could play pretty ballads and heated Traditional Jazz with equal skill. Butterfield's career goes back to the 30s; he became famous while playing with Bob Crosby's Orchestra (37 40) taking the main solo on the original "What's New". He also worked with Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, World's Greatest Jazz Band and had his own big band. Butterfield did extensive studio work in the 50s and 60s, occasionally emerging for trad dates