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Buddy Rich: Live In '78
by Samuel Chell
Buddy Rich Live In '78 Jazz Icons 2006 This concert should definitely prove a winner for listeners who prefer the straight-ahead, swinging, Count Basie-indebted Buddy Rich ensembles of the mid-to-late 1970s to the somewhat rock-heavy sonic barrage of the band assembled by the legendary drummer and bandleader at the close ...
Buddy Rich: Man From Planet Jazz
by David Rickert
Nobody's really clamoring for big band recordings from 1980 these days, and it's probably the case that no one was back then, either. But it's also true that drummer Buddy Rich never really gave a damn what anybody thought about what he did, which is what makes this live set from Ronnie Scott's worth a listen.
Buddy Rich and his Band: The Lost Tapes
by Ty Cumbie
Buddy Rich The Lost Tapes Light Year Entertainment 2005 The hyperbole about Buddy Rich can get pretty deep. He's commonly referred to as the best drummer ever. This is much like granting Sinatra King of Crooners status - for many this brash supremism is based on a standard of style ...
Argo, Emarcy And Verve Small Group Buddy Rich Sessions
By Buddy Rich
Label: Bizarre Planet Entertainment
Released: 2005
No Funny Hats
By Buddy Rich
Label: Lightyear Entertainment
Released: 2005
Track listing: Intro; Grand Concourse; Bugle Call Rag; Tales of Rhoda Rat; Slow Funk; Someday My Prince Will Come; West Side Story
Buddy Rich Band: No Funny Hats
by Rusty Aceves
Musically, as he seemed to be in life, Buddy Rich was practically bulletproof. For that reason, Lightyear's recent release of this 1978 performance is really beyond criticism, and for Rich fans, a newly issued live recording is cause for celebration. Regardless, this set is as representative of the power and authority of the drummer and his ...
Buddy Rich At the Top
by John Kelman
Rescued from obscurity by Hudson Music, At the Top was a one-hour '73 performance of Buddy Rich and the Buddy Rich Big Band originally broadcast on Public Television in the United States. While the audio quality is a touch muddy, symptomatic of the recording capabilities for television at the time, it serves as an outstanding document ...
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