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The trio, consisting of Hawaiian falsetto singer Eddie Bush , Bill Seckler, and Paul Gibbons was formed in 1927. Eddie Bush (1911-1969) was born in Milwaukee as son of Hawaiian parents, who were entertainers in a Hawaiian
show on the mainland.
In 1924 the family moved to Los Angeles where Eddie was spotted playing by two local youngsters,
Bill Seckler and Paul Gibbons, who invited him to join them to form a trio.In 1927, the trio had an audition with bandleader
Earl Burtnett and was hired as members of his orchestra.
The trio became a featured group with Earl Burtnett and
His Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra.By 1929, the Biltmore Trio also released its own records,
with Bush on steel guitar, Gibbons on the ukulele
and Seckler on the guitar.
This 2 CD series presents the majority of their recordings
from 1928 to 1934Earl Burtnett’s Biltmore Trio
Bill Seckler, Paul Gibbons, Eddie Bush
(Recorded 1929 - 1934) Encore 2
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Earl Burtnett’s BiltmoreTrio
Bill Seckler , Paul Gibbons, Eddie Bush
(Recorded 1929 - 1934) Encore 201 What Do I Care 192902 This Is Heaven 192903 Steppin’ Along 1929Your browser does not support the audio element.04 May Day Is Lei Day In Hawaii 192905 Lucky Me Loveable You 192906 Look What You\'ve Done To Me 192907 I\'m In Love With You 192908 I\'m That Way About Baby 1929Your browser does not support the audio element.
09 A Year From Today192910 Avalon Town 192911 Across The Sea 192912 If I\'m Dreaming (Don\'t Wake Me Too Soon) 193013 My Little Grass Shack In Kealakekua Hawaii 193414 Song Of The Islands 193415 Talkin’ To Myself 193416 The Object Of My Affection 1934