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  1. On April 2nd, 1987: #BuddyRich, American jazz #drummer and bandleader (Buddy Rich Band - "Away We Go"), died at 69.
    #RIP 🕊️

  2. #OnThisDay in 1917, #BuddyRich, American jazz #drummer and bandleader (Buddy Rich Band - "Away We Go"), born in Brooklyn, New York City (d. 1987).
    #HappyBirthday #RIP 🕊️🤍

  3. 1967 - Buddy Rich and the Big Band : Get Rich Quick ! - Pacific Jazz Records
    #jazz #BuddyRich #bigband

  4. #DemandezLeProgramme :
    1952 - Jazz at the Philharmonic - Miami Beach

    Ella Fitzgerald, Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Lester Young, Roy Eldridge, Flip Phillips, Charlie Shavers, Hank Jones, Barney Kessel, Ray Brown, Oscar Peterson

    #jazz #EllaFitzgerald #GeneKrupa #BuddyRich #LesterYoung #RoyEldridge #FlipPhillips #CharlieShavers #HankJones #BarneyKessel #RayBrown #OscarPeterson

  5. #DemandezLeProgramme :
    1952 - Jazz at the Philharmonic - Miami Beach

    Ella Fitzgerald, Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Lester Young, Roy Eldridge, Flip Phillips, Charlie Shavers, Hank Jones, Barney Kessel, Ray Brown, Oscar Peterson

    #jazz #EllaFitzgerald #GeneKrupa #BuddyRich #LesterYoung #RoyEldridge #FlipPhillips #CharlieShavers #HankJones #BarneyKessel #RayBrown #OscarPeterson

  6. #DemandezLeProgramme :
    1952 - Jazz at the Philharmonic - Miami Beach

    Ella Fitzgerald, Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Lester Young, Roy Eldridge, Flip Phillips, Charlie Shavers, Hank Jones, Barney Kessel, Ray Brown, Oscar Peterson

    #jazz #EllaFitzgerald #GeneKrupa #BuddyRich #LesterYoung #RoyEldridge #FlipPhillips #CharlieShavers #HankJones #BarneyKessel #RayBrown #OscarPeterson

  7. #DemandezLeProgramme :
    1952 - Jazz at the Philharmonic - Miami Beach

    Ella Fitzgerald, Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Lester Young, Roy Eldridge, Flip Phillips, Charlie Shavers, Hank Jones, Barney Kessel, Ray Brown, Oscar Peterson

    #jazz #EllaFitzgerald #GeneKrupa #BuddyRich #LesterYoung #RoyEldridge #FlipPhillips #CharlieShavers #HankJones #BarneyKessel #RayBrown #OscarPeterson

  8. Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong, Ella & Louis: Complete Studio Small Group Recordings, 2015 on Waxtime

    Waxtime is sometimes a controversial label. Based on some differences between US and EU copyright law, they’re releasing classic jazz recordings without explicit access o the source material. This means they might be working from a CD, or even a needle-drop on a good vinyl copy- but the source material is more or less unofficial.

    That said, I’m a huge fan of the work Ella and Louis did together. There are two primary releases: 1956’s Ella and Louis, which I have a 1956 pressing of, and 1957’s Ella and Louis Again, which I don’t currently have (but am on the hunt for). The latter is a 2xLP release, which includes some tracks that feature one or the other but not both.

    This Waxtime release puts together then first Ella and Louis LP plus the tracks from Ella and Louis Again which feature both of them. (As they put it: “This edition includes all of their duets from these sessions while discarding the songs on which either Ella or Louis sit out”).

    Note Ella and Louis are backed here by basically the Oscar Peterson Trio: Peterson, Herb Ellis, and Ray Brown, plus Buddy Rich (sides A&B) or Louie Bellson (sides C&D) on drums. These original sessions were all done in Hollywood and produced by Norman Granz.

    For my money this is a great edition, despite unclear / unstated source material. (Direct-metal-mastering straight from a CD?). It’s well pressed, with a low noise floor, and the mastering makes the material sound lively and present. Now maybe on high end audiophile equipment one would notice more difference, but these are studio recordings from the 50s and they sound great. I’ll keep looking for an original (or an audiophile reissue) of Ella and Louis Again but in the meanwhile happy to have these on vinyl.

    #1950s #1956 #1957 #2010s #2015 #BuddyRich #EllaFitzgerald #HerbEllis #jazz #LouieBellson #LouisArmstrong #NormanGranz #OscarPeterson #RayBrown #Reissue #Verve #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylfinds #Waxtime

  9. Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong, Ella & Louis: Complete Studio Small Group Recordings, 2015 on Waxtime

    Waxtime is sometimes a controversial label. Based on some differences between US and EU copyright law, they’re releasing classic jazz recordings without explicit access o the source material. This means they might be working from a CD, or even a needle-drop on a good vinyl copy- but the source material is more or less unofficial.

    That said, I’m a huge fan of the work Ella and Louis did together. There are two primary releases: 1956’s Ella and Louis, which I have a 1956 pressing of, and 1957’s Ella and Louis Again, which I don’t currently have (but am on the hunt for). The latter is a 2xLP release, which includes some tracks that feature one or the other but not both.

    This Waxtime release puts together then first Ella and Louis LP plus the tracks from Ella and Louis Again which feature both of them. (As they put it: “This edition includes all of their duets from these sessions while discarding the songs on which either Ella or Louis sit out”).

    Note Ella and Louis are backed here by basically the Oscar Peterson Trio: Peterson, Herb Ellis, and Ray Brown, plus Buddy Rich (sides A&B) or Louie Bellson (sides C&D) on drums. These original sessions were all done in Hollywood and produced by Norman Granz.

    For my money this is a great edition, despite unclear / unstated source material. (Direct-metal-mastering straight from a CD?). It’s well pressed, with a low noise floor, and the mastering makes the material sound lively and present. Now maybe on high end audiophile equipment one would notice more difference, but these are studio recordings from the 50s and they sound great. I’ll keep looking for an original (or an audiophile reissue) of Ella and Louis Again but in the meanwhile happy to have these on vinyl.

    #1950s #1956 #1957 #2010s #2015 #BuddyRich #EllaFitzgerald #HerbEllis #jazz #LouieBellson #LouisArmstrong #NormanGranz #OscarPeterson #RayBrown #Reissue #Verve #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylfinds #Waxtime

  10. Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong, Ella & Louis: Complete Studio Small Group Recordings, 2015 on Waxtime

    Waxtime is sometimes a controversial label. Based on some differences between US and EU copyright law, they’re releasing classic jazz recordings without explicit access o the source material. This means they might be working from a CD, or even a needle-drop on a good vinyl copy- but the source material is more or less unofficial.

    That said, I’m a huge fan of the work Ella and Louis did together. There are two primary releases: 1956’s Ella and Louis, which I have a 1956 pressing of, and 1957’s Ella and Louis Again, which I don’t currently have (but am on the hunt for). The latter is a 2xLP release, which includes some tracks that feature one or the other but not both.

    This Waxtime release puts together then first Ella and Louis LP plus the tracks from Ella and Louis Again which feature both of them. (As they put it: “This edition includes all of their duets from these sessions while discarding the songs on which either Ella or Louis sit out”).

    Note Ella and Louis are backed here by basically the Oscar Peterson Trio: Peterson, Herb Ellis, and Ray Brown, plus Buddy Rich (sides A&B) or Louie Bellson (sides C&D) on drums. These original sessions were all done in Hollywood and produced by Norman Granz.

    For my money this is a great edition, despite unclear / unstated source material. (Direct-metal-mastering straight from a CD?). It’s well pressed, with a low noise floor, and the mastering makes the material sound lively and present. Now maybe on high end audiophile equipment one would notice more difference, but these are studio recordings from the 50s and they sound great. I’ll keep looking for an original (or an audiophile reissue) of Ella and Louis Again but in the meanwhile happy to have these on vinyl.

    #1950s #1956 #1957 #2010s #2015 #BuddyRich #EllaFitzgerald #HerbEllis #jazz #LouieBellson #LouisArmstrong #NormanGranz #OscarPeterson #RayBrown #Reissue #Verve #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylfinds #Waxtime

  11. Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong, Ella & Louis: Complete Studio Small Group Recordings, 2015 on Waxtime

    Waxtime is sometimes a controversial label. Based on some differences between US and EU copyright law, they’re releasing classic jazz recordings without explicit access o the source material. This means they might be working from a CD, or even a needle-drop on a good vinyl copy- but the source material is more or less unofficial.

    That said, I’m a huge fan of the work Ella and Louis did together. There are two primary releases: 1956’s Ella and Louis, which I have a 1956 pressing of, and 1957’s Ella and Louis Again, which I don’t currently have (but am on the hunt for). The latter is a 2xLP release, which includes some tracks that feature one or the other but not both.

    This Waxtime release puts together then first Ella and Louis LP plus the tracks from Ella and Louis Again which feature both of them. (As they put it: “This edition includes all of their duets from these sessions while discarding the songs on which either Ella or Louis sit out”).

    Note Ella and Louis are backed here by basically the Oscar Peterson Trio: Peterson, Herb Ellis, and Ray Brown, plus Buddy Rich (sides A&B) or Louie Bellson (sides C&D) on drums. These original sessions were all done in Hollywood and produced by Norman Granz.

    For my money this is a great edition, despite unclear / unstated source material. (Direct-metal-mastering straight from a CD?). It’s well pressed, with a low noise floor, and the mastering makes the material sound lively and present. Now maybe on high end audiophile equipment one would notice more difference, but these are studio recordings from the 50s and they sound great. I’ll keep looking for an original (or an audiophile reissue) of Ella and Louis Again but in the meanwhile happy to have these on vinyl.

    #1950s #1956 #1957 #2010s #2015 #BuddyRich #EllaFitzgerald #HerbEllis #jazz #LouieBellson #LouisArmstrong #NormanGranz #OscarPeterson #RayBrown #Reissue #Verve #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylfinds #Waxtime

  12. Charlie Parker, The Mercury & Clef 10-inch LP Collection

    This 2021 box collects / reproduces the 10″ LPs put out in the early 1950s:

    • Charlie Parker With Strings (1950)
    • Charlie Parker With Strings #2 (1954)
    • Bird and Diz (1952)
    • Charlie Parker Plays South of the Border (1952)
    • Charlie Parker (1954)

    I don’t normally collect 10″ records, but got a good deal on this box, which is very well made, reproducing original covers and labels, and with an included book. Neither of the two “Charlie Parker With Strings” LPs actually has the #2 on it which can get confusing – the one with the two birds on it is the second. Most of these reproduce their Mercury labels except for the one just titled Charlie Parker which was only on Clef.

    Artwork on all these covers by David Stone Martin. Players with Charlie Parker include Bernie Leighton, Buddy Rich, Ray Brown, Mitch Miller, Max Roach, Al Haig, Percy Heath, Thelonius Monk, Curly Russell, and Dizzy Gillespie (among others). Norman Granz wrote most (all?) the sleeve notes and supervised the recordings.

    Still available in the Verve Store (and elsewhere I’m sure) it is well worth picking up.

    #10_ #1950s #2 #2021 #AlHaig #BernieLeighton #boxSet #BuddyRich #CharlieParker #Clef #CurlyRussell #DavidStoneMartin #DizzyGillespie #jazz #MaxRoach #Mercury #MitchMiller #NormanGranz #PercyHeath #RayBrown #Reissue #TheloniousMonk #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylfinds

  13. Charlie Parker, The Mercury & Clef 10-inch LP Collection

    This 2021 box collects / reproduces the 10″ LPs put out in the early 1950s:

    • Charlie Parker With Strings (1950)
    • Charlie Parker With Strings #2 (1954)
    • Bird and Diz (1952)
    • Charlie Parker Plays South of the Border (1952)
    • Charlie Parker (1954)

    I don’t normally collect 10″ records, but got a good deal on this box, which is very well made, reproducing original covers and labels, and with an included book. Neither of the two “Charlie Parker With Strings” LPs actually has the #2 on it which can get confusing – the one with the two birds on it is the second. Most of these reproduce their Mercury labels except for the one just titled Charlie Parker which was only on Clef.

    Artwork on all these covers by David Stone Martin. Players with Charlie Parker include Bernie Leighton, Buddy Rich, Ray Brown, Mitch Miller, Max Roach, Al Haig, Percy Heath, Thelonius Monk, Curly Russell, and Dizzy Gillespie (among others). Norman Granz wrote most (all?) the sleeve notes and supervised the recordings.

    Still available in the Verve Store (and elsewhere I’m sure) it is well worth picking up.

    #10_ #1950s #2 #2021 #AlHaig #BernieLeighton #boxSet #BuddyRich #CharlieParker #Clef #CurlyRussell #DavidStoneMartin #DizzyGillespie #jazz #MaxRoach #Mercury #MitchMiller #NormanGranz #PercyHeath #RayBrown #Reissue #TheloniousMonk #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylfinds

  14. Charlie Parker, The Mercury & Clef 10-inch LP Collection

    This 2021 box collects / reproduces the 10″ LPs put out in the early 1950s:

    • Charlie Parker With Strings (1950)
    • Charlie Parker With Strings #2 (1954)
    • Bird and Diz (1952)
    • Charlie Parker Plays South of the Border (1952)
    • Charlie Parker (1954)

    I don’t normally collect 10″ records, but got a good deal on this box, which is very well made, reproducing original covers and labels, and with an included book. Neither of the two “Charlie Parker With Strings” LPs actually has the #2 on it which can get confusing – the one with the two birds on it is the second. Most of these reproduce their Mercury labels except for the one just titled Charlie Parker which was only on Clef.

    Artwork on all these covers by David Stone Martin. Players with Charlie Parker include Bernie Leighton, Buddy Rich, Ray Brown, Mitch Miller, Max Roach, Al Haig, Percy Heath, Thelonius Monk, Curly Russell, and Dizzy Gillespie (among others). Norman Granz wrote most (all?) the sleeve notes and supervised the recordings.

    Still available in the Verve Store (and elsewhere I’m sure) it is well worth picking up.

    #10_ #1950s #2 #2021 #AlHaig #BernieLeighton #boxSet #BuddyRich #CharlieParker #Clef #CurlyRussell #DavidStoneMartin #DizzyGillespie #jazz #MaxRoach #Mercury #MitchMiller #NormanGranz #PercyHeath #RayBrown #Reissue #TheloniousMonk #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylfinds

  15. Charlie Parker, The Mercury & Clef 10-inch LP Collection

    This 2021 box collects / reproduces the 10″ LPs put out in the early 1950s:

    • Charlie Parker With Strings (1950)
    • Charlie Parker With Strings #2 (1954)
    • Bird and Diz (1952)
    • Charlie Parker Plays South of the Border (1952)
    • Charlie Parker (1954)

    I don’t normally collect 10″ records, but got a good deal on this box, which is very well made, reproducing original covers and labels, and with an included book. Neither of the two “Charlie Parker With Strings” LPs actually has the #2 on it which can get confusing – the one with the two birds on it is the second. Most of these reproduce their Mercury labels except for the one just titled Charlie Parker which was only on Clef.

    Artwork on all these covers by David Stone Martin. Players with Charlie Parker include Bernie Leighton, Buddy Rich, Ray Brown, Mitch Miller, Max Roach, Al Haig, Percy Heath, Thelonius Monk, Curly Russell, and Dizzy Gillespie (among others). Norman Granz wrote most (all?) the sleeve notes and supervised the recordings.

    Still available in the Verve Store (and elsewhere I’m sure) it is well worth picking up.

    #10_ #1950s #2 #2021 #AlHaig #BernieLeighton #boxSet #BuddyRich #CharlieParker #Clef #CurlyRussell #DavidStoneMartin #DizzyGillespie #jazz #MaxRoach #Mercury #MitchMiller #NormanGranz #PercyHeath #RayBrown #Reissue #TheloniousMonk #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylfinds

  16. Never forget:
    "If you don't have ability, you wind up playing in a rock band"
    Buddy Rich
    #neverforget #BuddyRich

  17. Jazz Journal vol 21 n°3 (UK) - Buddy Rich - March 1968

    #jazz #BuddyRich

  18. #DemandezLeProgramme #jazz :
    1957 - Harry James big band featuring Buddy Rich, Willie Smith and Corky Corcoran - Kongresshaus in Zürich (Suisse/Switzerland/Schweiz)

    #HarryJames #BuddyRich #bigband

  19. Ever wake up thinking about a big band chart that you hadn’t listened to in a long, long time? Well, I did.

    Of the entire Buddy Rich book this Bob Mintzer chart is my favorite. I was fortunate enough to have been able to see Buddy and his band play this a few times in the 80s. The trumpet solo, backed by the trombones, blew our heads off. It’s something you could only experience live.

    Tales of a Rhoda Rat.

    youtu.be/PBRcdnaDCDE?si=JmBZR6

    #jazz #BigBand #BuddyRich #drums