Bud Shank
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Live in Trieste 1994
In Germany
Latin Contrasts
The Harlem Samba
Rio Rhapsody
Linda Lawson. "Easy to Love". Arranged and Conducted by Marty Paich and Henry Mancini. Includes Her Album Introducing
The Capitol Vaults Jazz Series
Beyond The Red Door
Uma Tarde com Bud Shank e João Donato
Bud Shank With Shorty Rogers & Bill Perkins
America The Beautiful!
Brazilliance
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Bud Shank's footprints on jazz and popular music are far deeper than his name recognition with the general public. Shank was part of the L.A.'s West Coast scene in the 50s and his sly sax sound was alive with a breezy sense of swing. Shank also brought his flute along to sessions and really put that instrument on the map in jazz and popular music. In 1953, he got together with guitarist Laurindo Almeida and their album of Cool/Brazilian music was a great inspiration to the young Antonio Carlos Jobim and the creation of Bossa Nova. Since his salad days, Shank's sound has gotten increasingly more aggressive and experimental, and he now sounds more like an angry young man than a sentimental senior.