Bud Shank & Clare Fischer 'Wistful Samba' on Franly Jazz
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Frankly Jazz was a half-hour television program produced in Los Angeles in the early 1960s. Each program featured one or more prominent West Coast Jazz performer of the day. Frankly Jazz was hosted by Frank Evans, a leading jazz disk jockey of the day. Bud Shank plays 'Wistful Samba' on this episode.
RIP Buddy, thanks for all you did..including your very unique style on flute.
I loved looking at the video statistics and seeing how many people around the world love Bud Shank. Beautiful music is beautiful everywhere.
What a beautiful Tone in that Alto.
What a sound Bud Shank had!! Just love it, he sounded as cool and relaxed as Paul Desmond, but a bit stronger.
josé Roberto Jiménez Díaz your right on that. desmond was "cooler" . bud blew harder when he had to.. note his "new groove album with carmel jones, dennis budimer, gary peacock... a cooker!!!
That´s a lovely tone..he´s got there in the altosax! Nostalgic trip 55 years back or so!
Lovely! Broadcast in 1962, with Gary Peacock (bass) and Larry Bunker (drums).
man what a tone....................................
@fortunafavetfortibus What a coincidence! I am from Syria & probably one of a very few avid Jazz/Bossa Nova listeners in my area (haven't met one yet!). I recorded part of that clip on a European channel called Mezzo the same year & was stunned by it's beauty. I 1st thought it was Stan Getz. I listened to the distorted tape every time i drove along the med coast at sunset, enjoying the continuity of the sea. I was finally able to order the CD from the US thru a complicated process! Thanks!
Thank you for your informative post, dvdspd21!
Touching, cool and a masterpiece...Thanks for sharing this video!
So smooth.
SUPERB.
THIS IS AWESOME 👏 😎
São,músicos que dispensam comentários. Aprendi a gostar com o meu marido.Lieze Rodrigues
Beautiful. Years before Stan Getz/Jobim.
beautiful! is that a young gary peacock on bass? not enough of clare video!
The composition that's heard behind Evan's intro and outro for this episode is also the handiwork of Shank's pianist / musical director, Clare Fischer; entitled "Carnaval," it was first recorded in 1963 by the Hi-Lo's (for whom Fischer also served as pianist / m.d.) on THE HI-LO'S HAPPEN TO BOSSA NOVA (reissued in 2002 on THE HI-LO'S ON REPRISE) and again covered in 1966 by Sergio Mendes on THE GREAT ARRIVAL.
David Speed thanks for the hilos tip. thats one i dont have since clare never got album credits he should have!
WOW 😮 AWESOME 👏
David Speed THANKS 🙏 FOR THE INFO.
about this time Bud Shank was asked by a jazz writer and critic (paraphrase), "This surfing movie you've contracted to do, what diffierence will this assignment make musically, in how you approach your material, as a score?"
"None."
suuuper ,buddy.
To DoctorPatient: I agree with you my friend, the vibrato made a bit of a difference and of course, the choice of some notes. I could mistake one for the other easily. Desmond was more popular thanks to his recordings with the Brubeck quartet. Both of them were greats!
I was born in April 2 2009
ok
Gary Peacock on Bass
Paul Desmond like.