Buddy Featherstonhaugh

British saxophonist who did comprehensive recording and performing career ahead of World Battle II, after that had extended inactive period immediately afterward. Featherstonhaugh was informed in England, after that caused vocalist Pat O’Malley in 1927. He performed for Spike Hughes from 1930 to 1932, documenting two variations of “Buddy’s Thursday Outing,” that was created for him by Hughes. He toured Britain in 1932 with pianist Billy Mason within a music group support Louis Armstrong, after that recorded along with his music group The Cosmopolitans in 1933. Fletcher Allen was among his sidemen. Featherstonhaugh afterwards documented with Valaida Snow and Benny Carter. He led an organization in the Royal Atmosphere Push that included Vic Lewis, Don McAffer and Jack port Parnell; it ultimately documented as The BBC Radio Tempo Golf club Sextet from 1943 to 1945. Featherstonhaugh toured Iceland in 1946, after that was out of actions until he resurfaced in 1956, going a bop quintet and playing baritone sax with Leon Calvert and Roy Sidewell. Keny Wheeler and Bobby Wellins had been later group people. Featherstonhaugh made your final tour of the center East in 1957 before he retired from jazz.