Ronnie Aldrich

Ronnie Aldrich (b. Feb 15, 1916; d. Sept 30, 1993) was a classically-trained pianist and the first choice of the favorite British big music group the Squadronaires; he also acquired several strike easy hearing albums in the first ’60s. Aldrich started studing piano as a kid, taking lessons on the Guildhall College of Music in London. He started playing skillfully in the first ’40s, performing using the Folkestone Municipal Orchestra but his profession was side-tracked by Globe War II. Through the battle, he used the RAF Dance Orchestra, in addition to organizing for them. Following the battle, the Orchestra continuing performing, only using the name the Squadronaires. Under Aldrich’s path, the Squadronaires became probably one of the most well-known big rings in Britain. Aldrich remained with the music group until 1964, once the group disbanded. Following the Squadronaires split up, he became the musical movie director of Thames Tv. Occasionally, Aldrich documented an recording or performed radio concerts, but he spent a lot of the next three years behind the moments.