Butch Hall

This strictly strumming and swinging jazz guitarist seems never to have made much usage of his given name of George in recording credits, despite assertions towards the contrary for discographical shah Tom Lord. The complete entry related to George “Butch” Hall in Lord’s fundamentally excellent jazz discography could quickly encompass the task greater than one individual with this name, as Lord features the admittance with an extraordinary — maybe even scandalous — total of 69 documenting credits in nothing at all significantly less than a 14-season period, this very artist playing not merely electric guitar but drums and bass aswell. The totally tested path of Butch Hall accomplishments in jazz consist of periods with bandleaders Doc Evans, Utmost Kaminsky, and Claude Hopkins — and he has guitar on most of them. He shouldn’t be confused using the Butch Hall who makes and takes on Indian flutes.