Bud Shank And Bob Brookmeyer - You Are Too Beautiful
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Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Sing Something Simple | 2:35 | |
With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair | 5:07 | |
You Are Too Beautiful | 3:59 | |
Wailing Vessel | 2:41 | |
Valve In Head | 3:10 | |
When Your Lover Has Gone | 2:56 | |
Rustic Hop | 4:13 | |
You Don't Know What Love Is | 4:16 | |
Cool Fool | 3:18 | |
Low Life | 3:56 | |
Little Girl Blue | 3:16 |
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Bud Shank & Bob Brookmeyer Quintet with Strings - With the Wind and the Rain in Your Hair
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
Credits
Role | Credit |
---|---|
Alto Saxophone | Bud Shank |
Bass | Buddy Clark (tracks: Side A), Joe Mondragon |
Drums | Larry Bunker (tracks: Side A), Shelly Manne (tracks: Side B) |
Piano | Claude Williamson |
Producer | Richard Bock |
Trombone | Bob Brookmeyer (tracks: Side A), Bob Enevoldsen (tracks: Side B), Maynard Ferguson (tracks: Side B), Stu Williamson (tracks: Side B) |
Notes
- Side A recorded January 7, 1955 at Radio Recorders - Hollywood, California
- Side B recorded June 22, 1954 at Capitol Recording Studios - Hollywood, California
- On front cover "You Are Too Beautiful", on spine and back cover "The Saxophone Artistry Of Bud Shank", on label no title
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Rights Society: BIEMAbout Bud Shank And Bob Brookmeyer
Jazz musician (alto and baritone saxophone, flute, arrangements). Attended the University of North Carolina between 1944-1946 then moved to California where he studied with trumpeter/composer and played in the big bands of (1947-8) and (1950-51).
He spent most of the '60s recording in L.A. studios before forming the L.A. Four in the '70s. Practiced jazz flute at times during this period, but reverted full-time to the alto saxophone in the mid-'80s.
Born May 27th, 1926, in Dayton, Ohio; died April 2nd, 2009, in Tucson, Arizona.
Real Name
- Clifford Everett Shank
- Jr.
Name Vars
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- B. Shank
- B.Shank
- Bud \
- Bud E. Shank
- Bud Legge
- Bud Shanks
- Bud Shenk
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- C. E. Shank
- C. E. Bud Shank
- C.D. Shank
- C.E. \
- Clifford \
- Clifford (Bud) Shank
- Clifford E. \
- Clifford E. 'Bud' Shank
- Clifford E. Shank
- Clifford Shank
- Clifford Shank, Jr.
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Comments
1954 :) :) :)
Some downright bad intonation in the strings. This arr. doesn't do this beautiful tune justice.
I heard this song years ago but did 't know the title. Recently heard on Music Choice.. I love this rendition. But it is the singing of the song that is haunting.?
Quite a surprise to find this album here. I have it in my posession since 1965 but play it rarely becouse of the quality. Nice to hear it again in this good sound quality, thanks for sharing !! If anyone, lover or collector of Bob Brookmeyer / Bud Shank is interested in My LP ( of poor quality) please let me know