Canadian musicians who were born in 1912
Here are 6 famous musicians from Canada were born in 1912:
Rosina Lawrence
Rosina Lawrence (December 30, 1912 Westboro, Ottawa-June 23, 1997 New York City) also known as Miss Lawrence or Miss Jones was a Canadian actor, dancer and singer.
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Buster Harding
Buster Harding (March 19, 1912-November 14, 1965) was a Canadian , .
His related genres: Swing music.
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Barbara Pentland
Barbara Pentland (January 2, 1912 Winnipeg-February 5, 2000) also known as Pentland, Barbara was a Canadian composer.
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Art Linkletter
Art Linkletter (July 17, 1912 Moose Jaw-May 26, 2010 Los Angeles) a.k.a. Arthur Gordon Kelly, Linkletter, Art, Gordon Arthur Kelly or Arthur Gordon "Art" Linkletter was a Canadian presenter, radio personality and actor. He had five children, Robert Linkletter, Dawn Linkletter, Sharon Linkletter, Diane Linkletter and Jack Linkletter.
His albums: We Love You Call Collect.
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Gil Evans
Gil Evans (May 13, 1912 Toronto-March 20, 1988 Cuernavaca) otherwise known as Ian Ernest Gilmore Green, Ian Ernest Gilmore Evans, Gil, Svengali, The Lone Arranger or Gil Evans (Hal McKusick Ninetet) was a Canadian jazz pianist, composer, music arranger and bandleader. He had two children, Miles Evans and Noah Evans.
His albums: Verve Jazz Masters 23, The Complete Pacific Jazz Sessions, Little Wing, Live at Sweet Basil, Live at the Public Theater, Volume 1 (New York 1980), Live at the Public Theater, Volume 2: New York 1980, Plays Jimi Hendrix, Priceless Jazz Collection, Priestess and Svengali. Genres he performed: Jazz, Third stream, Modern Creative, Jazz fusion, Modal jazz, Cool jazz and Free jazz.
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Clyde Gilmour
Clyde Gilmour (June 8, 1912 Calgary-November 7, 1997) a.k.a. Gilmour, Clyde was a Canadian , .
Related albums: Gilmour's Albums, Volume II.
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