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Chuck Nessa Mentor

Chuck Nessa

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Texas Twister is a favorite. Also on New World is Jay McShann's "Going to Kansas City" with Tate, Julian Dash, Gene Ramey and Gus Johnson - very nice.

I suggest "The Ballad Artistry of Buddy Tate" on Sackville - with Ed Bickert's trio. I also recommend all the material on Prestige/Swingville, though they seem to be disappearing. The twofer called "Buddy and Claude" is gone from the Concord site and some of the others are only listed there.

Chuck Nessa Mentor

Chuck Nessa

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Yes Chuck, I have "The Ballad Artistry of Buddy Tate" on Sackville also. Very nice!

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You might be interested to know the cd version adds "A Kiss to Build a Dream On", "Gone With the Wind" and "Laura" for a total time of 69:26. :)

Peter Friedman Grand Master

Peter Friedman

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I have all the ones Chuck mentioned and they are all very good. They would be my first choices to purchase. Some other CDs with Buddy Tate as leader that I like include.

Buddy Tate with Humphrey Lyttelton - Swinging Scorpio - Black Lion

Buddy Tate and His Buddies - Chiaroscuro

Buddy Tate - Swinging Like Tate - London

Buddy Tate/Nat Simpkins/Houston Person - Just Friends - Muse

Buddy Tate/Paul Quinichette/Jay McShann - Kansas City Joys - Sonet

Buddy Tate All Stars - Jive At Five - Storyville

catesta Newbie

catesta

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Yes Chuck, I have "The Ballad Artistry of Buddy Tate" on Sackville also. Very nice!

a2ca_1.JPG

You might be interested to know the cd version adds "A Kiss to Build a Dream On", "Gone With the Wind" and "Laura" for a total time of 69:26. :)

:o

There is one copy listed on Amazon for $149.99.

marcello Newbie

marcello

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Yes Chuck, I have "The Ballad Artistry of Buddy Tate" on Sackville also. Very nice!

a2ca_1.JPG

You might be interested to know the cd version adds "A Kiss to Build a Dream On", "Gone With the Wind" and "Laura" for a total time of 69:26. :)

:o

There is one copy listed on Amazon for $149.99.

The copy I have is on CD

catesta Newbie

catesta

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Yes Chuck, I have "The Ballad Artistry of Buddy Tate" on Sackville also. Very nice!

a2ca_1.JPG

You might be interested to know the cd version adds "A Kiss to Build a Dream On", "Gone With the Wind" and "Laura" for a total time of 69:26. :)

:o

There is one copy listed on Amazon for $149.99.

The copy I have is on CD

The one on Amazon says it's a CD.

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thomastreichler Newbie

thomastreichler

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I also recommend all the material on Prestige/Swingville, though they seem to be disappearing. The twofer called "Buddy and Claude" is gone from the Concord site and some of the others are only listed there.

Buddy Tate appears on the following Prestige Swingville discs:

Buddy Tate / Claude Hopkins - Buddy & Claude (available on amazon.com)

Claude Hopkins - Let's Swing (available on amazon.com)

Buddy Tate - Groovin' With Tate (not easily available)

Buck Clayton / Buddy Tate - Buck & Buddy (available on amazon.com)

Buck Clayton / Buddy Tate - Buck & Buddy Blow The Blues (available on amazon.com)

thomastreichler Newbie

thomastreichler

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The Mosaic box set "Columbia Small Group Sessions" has the following sessions with Buddy Tate, all are fine. I did not check if these sessions are available seperately elsewhere.

(H) BUCK CLAYTON AND HIS ALL STARS: Buck Clayton (tp), Vic Dickenson (tb), Buddy Tate (ts), Dick Katz (p), Walter Page (b), Bobby Donaldson (d).

Columbia Studios, NYC, October 4, 1957

CO 59022-? Jive At Five

CO 59023-? Cookin’ Joe C

CO 59024-2 Lovedrop

CO 59025-3 Wooster-Shire

Same Columbia Studios, NYC, October 8, 1957

CO 59030-4 Thou Swell

CO 59031-? I Hadn’t Anyone Till You

CO 59032-5 At Sundown

CO 59033-? Makin’ Whoopee

CO 59034-1 You Can’t Fight The Satellite Blues

Note: All titles issued on Philips (E) BBL 7217.

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(I) BUCK CLAYTON AND HIS ALL-STARS: Buck Clayton, Emmett Berry (tp), Dickie Wells (tb), Earl Warren (cl, as), Buddy Tate (ts), Al Williams (p), Gene Ramey (b), Herbie Lovelle (d).

Columbia 30th Street Studio, NYC, November 25, 1958

CO 61795-4 Sunday

CO 61796-3 Swingin' Along On Broadway

CO 61797-7 Night Train

CO 61798-5 Buckini

CO 61799-6 Moon Glow

CO 61800-5 Swingin' At The Copper Rail

CO 61801-4 Mean To Me

CO 61802-3 Outer Drive

Note: All titles issued on Columbia CL 1320.

(S) HERB ELLIS ALL-STARS: Frank Assunto (tp), Buddy Tate (ts), Ray Bryant (p), Herb Ellis (g), Jimmy Rowser (b), Gus Johnson (d).

Columbia 30th Street Studio, NYC June 12, 1962

CO 75523-3 Harper’s Ferry (John Brown’s Body)

-1 previously unissued

CO 75524-2 It Makes No Difference Now -1 Epic LA 16034 / BA 17034

CO 75525-4 Herb’s Here Columbia KG 33566

CO 75526-2 Poor Darlin’ Nellie -2 Epic LA 16034 / BA 17034

CO 75527-2 I Won’t Love You previously unissued

CO 75528-3 Willow Weep For Me -3 Epic LA 16034 / BA 17034

-1 omit Assunto.

-2 omit Tate.

-3 omit Assunto and Tate.

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(T) HERB ELLIS ALL-STARS: Frank Assunto (tp), Buddy Tate (ts), Ray Bryant (p), Herb Ellis (g), Jimmy Rowser (b), Gus Johnson (d).

Columbia 30th Street Studio, NYC June 13, 1962

CO 75534-3 You’d Better Know It previously unissued

CO 75535-3 Symphony Epic LA 16034 / BA 17034

CO 75536-4 Things Ain’t What They Used To Be -

CO 75537-2 Too Bad Euphoria 176 (CD)

CO 75538-3 Old Folks -1 Epic LA 16034 / BA 17034

-1 omit Assunto and Tate.

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(U) HERB ELLIS ALL-STARS: Roy Eldridge (tp), Buddy Tate (ts), Ray Bryant (p), Herb Ellis (g), Israel Crosby (b), Gus Johnson (d).

Columbia 30th Street Studio, NYC June 14, 1962

CO 75548-4 Roy Showed Epic LA 16034, BA 17034

CO 75549-3 Gravy Waltz - -

CO 75550-3 Broadway - -

CO 75551-1 It Don’t Mean A Thing - -

CO 75552-4 Alicia -1 Euphoria 176 (CD)

-1 omit Eldridge and Tate.

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The Magnificent Goldberg Newbie

The Magnificent Goldberg

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Ray Bryant made two albums for Columbia with Buddy Tate (& Harry Edison and other good guys).

The Madison time

Dancing the big twist

Unpromising titles. And "The Madison time" single was a big hit - #5 on the R&B chart, #30 pop. And fetures a DJ, Eddie Morrison, calling out the steps on the hit track and a couple of others. And these are really nice albums.

Collectables - as ever the home of the most stupid couplings - has put "Madison time" on the same CD as "Hollywood jazz beat" - a bunch of film ballads played with strings, while "Big twist" is coupled with "Ray Bryant trio".

MG

NaturalSoul Newbie

NaturalSoul

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Ray Bryant made two albums for Columbia with Buddy Tate (& Harry Edison and other good guys).

The Madison time

Dancing the big twist

Unpromising titles. And "The Madison time" single was a big hit - #5 on the R&B chart, #30 pop. And fetures a DJ, Eddie Morrison, calling out the steps on the hit track and a couple of others. And these are really nice albums.

Collectables - as ever the home of the most stupid couplings - has put "Madison time" on the same CD as "Hollywood jazz beat" - a bunch of film ballads played with strings, while "Big twist" is coupled with "Ray Bryant trio".

MG

Looks like Big Twist/Ray Bryant trio is one for the list.

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