Clancy Hayes
Clancy Hayes was an American jazz singer and banjoist born in the United States
in 1908. Clarence Leonard Hayes moved to San Francisco in 1927 and performed as
a part of the local jazz scene. In 1938, they joined Lu Watters' Yerba Buena
Jazz Band as a singer, banjoist, and percussionist. During the 1950s, Hayes
performed with Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz Band. Their discography includes the
albums Cakewalk to Lindy Hop (1956), Clancy Hayes Sings (1957), and Direct from
San Francisco! (1957). They collaborated with artists including Turk Murphy,
Louis Armstrong, Jack Teagarden, and Ea...
Ain't She SweetClancy Hayes
Swingin' Minstrel
3:21
Don't Forbid MeBob Scobey and Clancy Hayes
2:54
Limehouse BluesClancy Hayes
Swingin' Minstrel
2:33
You Took Advantage of MeClancy Hayes
Swingin' Minstrel
3:10
After You've GoneClancy Hayes
Swingin' Minstrel
3:12
Oriental Strut
Clancy Hayes and Clancy Hayes & The Salty DogsOh By Jingo
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