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Bud Shank and Three Trombones
Bud Shank was among the most recorded West Coast jazz reed players. He was on more than 600 known sessions, according to Tom Lord's Jazz Discography. Heard most often on alto saxophone, Bud began his recording career in 1947 with Ike Carpenter and then with Charlie Barnet in 1948 before joining Stan Kenton's Innovations Orchestra in ...
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Bud Shank And Three Trombones
By Shelly Manne
Label: Vogue
Released: 1954
Track listing: Valve In Head; Sing Something Simple; Baby's Birthday Party; Cool Fool;
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