Mal Hallett
About the artist
Mal Hallett (October 20, 1893, Roxbury, Massachusetts - November 20, 1952, Boston) was an American jazz violinist and bandleader. Hallett was a graduate of the Boston Conservatory of Music. He played in France during World War I as a member of Al Moore's orchestra, and led his own band, primarily in New England, for much of the 1930s. His ensemble featured a large number of sidemen who went on to become noted for their own achievements, including Gene Krupa
Top songs
- Positively - Absolutely
- The You and Me That Used To Be
- Ridin' High
- Turn off The Moon
- Have You Forgotten The You And Me That Used To Be 1937
- Moonlight on the Highway
- Turn on That Red Hot Heat
- JINGLE JANGLE JINGLE
- Ridin High
- In The Chapel In The Moonlight
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- Does She Love Me?
- Mary Lou
- Get Happy
- Back Bay Station
- Chapel In The Moonlight (1936)
- The You and Me That Used To Be 1937
- Lonesome Me
- What Good Is Good Morning
- She's A CornfedIndiana Girl
- My Idea Of Heaven
- My New York
- The Beggar
- Wing Wang Blues
- An Ear Full Of Music
- Okay Toots
- Swi;ng Fever
- The Boston Tea Party
- Good Night My Love
- Where The Lazy River Goes By
- Rockin' Chair Swing
- I've Got Rain In My Eyes
- That's How Swing Began
- Too Marvelous For Words
- Swing Makes The World Go 'Round
- Green Room Jive
- Scollay Square
- Who's Who Are You?
- what a good is good morning
- wang wang blues
- rock'n chair swing
- okay,toots
- She's a Corn-Fed Indiana Girl
- one in a million
- Oh, Say Can You Swing [Feat. Buddy Welcome]
- Cause My Baby Says It’s So
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