Buddy Rich Jan. 1987 Last taped show PBS Pt.1

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Description: This is Buddy's last taped show in the US for PBS station fundraiser. This was taped in Jan of 87.. Buddy also sings and Mel plays Drums !
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glennmach ::: Favorites This was a nice Clip of Buddy Rich on his last taped show on PBS,He gave so much to the Jazz World!! and he was a Jazz Giant of the Drums!!and of the Modern Big Band Jazz sound!!this is nice clip!! also @YouTube,Marc Jones Vocalist,sings Pop/Jazz Standards,good voice! check him out!! 07-09-20 02:32:50 __________________________________________________
greatdane115 ::: Favorites two incredible talents mel torme and buddy rich. these guys were the best at their game 07-08-25 05:34:19 __________________________________________________
Wavingclouds ::: Favorites The three of you ein125, shaunush, hosdurga don't know anything about drumming. I haen't picked up a pair of sticks in 6 years and I would be happy to challange all three of you to a drum off. Rent a hall in New York City somewhere this october and I will be there to do it. Sell tickets, whatever. I saw Buddy many times. You have no f#!@*() idea what you are talking about. 07-08-19 08:29:02 __________________________________________________
MarkR1957 ::: Favorites Sad. Buddy was just a few months away from his illness and death at this concert. The Jazz world lost a true Genius. I sure miss going to his concerts. In person, he was absolutely shocking. 07-07-22 16:06:31 __________________________________________________
MarkR1957 ::: Favorites Buddy didn't have drums at home. True, but, have you ever heard of a practice pad? 07-07-22 16:03:49 __________________________________________________
GFY1954 ::: Favorites ..Thank you, these two were best friends for a long long time. 07-07-05 10:13:45 __________________________________________________
kevme ::: Favorites My friend, If you were drummer..or a true musicphile..you would realise that what you said is ignorance. Sorry, but Buddy did WAAAAY more than just mainly single strokes..he was creative to a fault and put strokes together in a way with finesse and grace and power and speed and syncopation that NO ONE had ever done so well. He did EVERYTHING. If you want to see the BEST DOUBLE STROKES..look on tube at Buddy Rich 78 video from the Hague. 07-06-29 16:14:55 __________________________________________________
kevme ::: Favorites He was away from home about 300 days a year...playing every night or every other/few nights..so why would he need a set at home anyway? Uneccessary as he got MORE than more than enough playing/practice during gigs..they just sharpened what he already had. A set at home would be...redundant. he needed time off like anyone else. 07-06-29 16:10:16 __________________________________________________
pap4456 ::: Favorites But Buddy never practiced----he didn't have to. Didn't even have a set at home. 07-06-26 16:36:51 __________________________________________________
lonotes63 ::: Favorites Wow ludwig222, thanks for posting this! I was the bass player on that gig. And it was my last gig with the Dorsey Orch. Went straight to the airport after we finished. 07-06-23 23:33:09 __________________________________________________