Buddy Rich – The Roar Of ‘74 (1974) (Groove Merchant)

Posted By : janwal46 | Date : 18 Aug 2009 13:42:04 | Comments : 4 |

Buddy Rich – The Roar Of ‘74 (1974) (Groove Merchant)

1974 | Jazz | EAC RIP | FLAC+CUE+LOG+HQ-Covers (400Dpi) | 292Mb+15Mb

If you're looking for an especially high energy Buddy Rich recording, then you've found it. I especially enjoy the trumpet section of this band. LA trumpet player Charley Davis is heard here on lead, soon after leaving Indiana University. He remains one of the top lead trumpet players in the business. Another top LA studio trumpet player and IU grad Larry Hall is also in the trumpet section on this recording. I only wish that this recording included a Charley Davis rendition of "Something", heard on the "Stick It" album, performed by Lin Biviano. "Time Check", "Backwoods Sideman" and "Nutville" are my favorites. Also great work by current Berklee faculty member Greg Hopkins and Toronto's tenor legend Pat LaBarbera.

Personnel:

Buddy Rich (Drums)
Pat La Barbera - Flute, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
John La Barbera - Tenor Saxophone
Bob Crea - Tenor Saxophone
Bob "Mink" Martin - Alto Saxophone
John Laws - Baritone Saxophone
Joe Romano - Flute, Alto Saxophone
Bob Martin - Flute, Alto Saxophone
Alan Kaplan - Trombone
Keith O'Quinn - Trombone
John Leys - Bass Trombone
Charlie Davis - Trumpet
John Hoffman - Trumpet
Larry Hall - Trumpet
Greg Hopkins - Trumpet
Joe Beck - Guitar
Tony Levin - Bass
Buddy Budson - Piano
Sam Woodyard - Percussion
Jimmy Maeulen – Congas

Tracklist:

01. Nuttville
02. Kilimanjaro Cookout
03. Big Mac
04. Backwoods Sideman
05. Time Check
06. Prelude to a Kiss
07. Waltz of the Mushroom Hunters
08. Senator Sam

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Posted By: musician3 Date: 18 Aug 2009 15:16:47

A Really Diamond....Thank You janwal46

Posted By: hs! Date: 19 Aug 2009 15:07:13

I saw Buddy a few times... the thing I really liked about the man was he kept the Big Band format and gave a lot of young players a job and allowed them to learn from many great older musicians - to carry on the Big band traditions (like Dizzy did and Woody Herman also did.)

Thanks for this fine share. \0/ _O_

Posted By: Simon666 Date: 26 Aug 2009 12:18:57

Thanks for this, great album :)

Posted By: Oceandrop Date: 20 Mar 2010 18:10:29

Thanks a lot..