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Bud Shank and Bob Cooper: European Tour '57
by David Rickert
Bud Shank and Bob Cooper were prolific players on the 1950s West Coast jazz scene, readily available to participate in studio sessions while making a lot of hay as studio musicians. However, they developed a unique chemistry early on as members of Stan Kenton's band, particularly in the area of unusual instrumentation. While the altoist and ...
For The Love of Art
Featuring the music of Bud Shank
Duration: 5:17
Bouncing with Bud and Phil - Live at Yoshi's
By Bud Shank
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2006
Track listing: Bouncing with Bud; Helen's song; Nature Boy; Carousels; Summer Serenade; Gemma's Eyes; Minority.
The Bud Shank Big Band: Taking the Long Way Home
By Bud Shank
Label: Jazzed Media
Released: 2006
Track listing: Rosebud; Waltz for Debby; Greasiness Is Happening; Night and Day; The Night Has a
Thousand Eyes; The Starduster; Limes Away; Taking the Long Way Home (68:14).
Taking The Long Way Home
By Bud Shank
Label: Jazzed Media
Released: 2006
Track listing: Rosebud; Waltz For Debby; Greasiness Is Happening; Night And Day; The Night Has A Thousand Eyes; The Starduster; Limes Away; Taking The Long Way Home.
The Bud Shank Big Band: Taking the Long Way Home
by Jack Bowers
The Bud Shank Big Band Taking the Long Way Home Jazzed Media 2006 Just in time for his eightieth birthday, Jazzed Media has released renowned alto saxophonist Bud Shank's first-ever album as leader of his own big band, the aptly named Taking the Long Way Home. From the opening bars ...
Bud Shank at Chris' Jazz Cafe in Philadelphia
by Edward Zucker
Bud Shank Chris' Jazz Cafe Philadelphia, PA May 19-20, 2006 The jazz landscape in the late 1940's and 1950's features stories of numerous musicians who died or faded away from drug abuse, alcohol abuse or misadventure. A few survivors from that era are still going strong. Altoist Bud Shank ...
The Bud Shank Big Band: Taking The Long Way Home
by Edward Blanco
An integral part of jazz for over sixty years, alto great Bud Shank has compiled over fifty diverse albums in his long and distinguished career. While he grew up with the Big Band Era and later, as a professional, became part of the Charlie Barnet and Stan Kenton big bands, he never desired to lead his ...
Bud Shank: Bouncing with Bud and Phil - Live at Yoshi's
by Ernest Barteldes
This document from a 2004 tour stop at one of the West Coast's best-known rooms finds two septuagenarian saxophone players revisiting and reshaping songs they have been performing throughout the years, often as duets. Play close attention to their rendition of Eden Ahbez's beautiful “Nature Boy, which Bud Shank introduces as a slow-tempo ballad, until the ...
