Jeff Bush began his association with The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra in January 2000 when he was hired by  bandleader and legendary trombonist Buddy Morrow. Jeff toured with The TDO and was entrusted to play many of the iconic Tommy Dorsey solos and on occasion lead the band in Buddy’s absence. Jeff is honored to carry on the Dorsey tradition in leading The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.  Tommy Dorsey was an extremely successful bandleader from the 1930’s until his untimely passing in 1956. His technical skill on the trombone was unmatched and made him world renowned amongst musicians and the public alike. He had a string of hit records including Opus One, Marie and Song Of India.  Frank Sinatra left the Harry James Orchestra in late 1939 to join Tommy Dorsey, making his first public appearance with the band in early 1940. Sinatra credited Tommy with teaching him breath control which helped to create such vocal classis as There Are Such Things, This Love Of Mine and I’ll Never Smile Again. Sinatra stayed with The TDO until September 1942 when he embarked on his iconic, remarkable solo career.