Bud Shank – Holiday In Brazil World Pacific WP-1259 Vinyl, LP, Mono US 1959 00:00 A1 Simpatico (Stanley Wilson) 02:56 A2 Rio Rhapsody (Laurindo Almeida.

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See a detailed Bud Shank timeline, with an inside look at his albums, marriages & more through the years. Windmills of Your Mind is an album by saxophonist Bud Shank recorded in 1969 for the Pacific Jazz label. The album features music by Michel Legrand who also provided the arrangements.

Holiday In Brazil ‎(LP). World Pacific Records. WP-1259, ST794/ST795. Holiday In Brazil ‎(LP, Mono, Dee). Bud Shank Featuring Laurindo Almeida - Brazilliance Vol. 2 ‎(LP, Album, Mono). Brazilliance Vol. 2 (Arrangements By Laurindo Almeida) ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE).

Bud Shank Featuring Laurindo Almeida - Brazilliance Vol. WP-1259, K18P 9267, SD-3036. Holiday In Brazil ‎(LP). World Pacific Records, King Records, World Pacific Records.

Brazil! is a cool jazz music album recording by BUD SHANK released in 1966 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. Bud Shank - Holiday In Brazil - Lp Vinyl Record World Pacific. Holiday in Brazil by Bud Shank (2011-02-15) Ubatuqui (2011-02-15).

sassofonista e flautista statunitense. Leggi in un'altra lingua. Aggiungi agli osservati speciali. Clifford Everett, detto Bud Shank, (Dayton, 27 maggio 1926 – 2 aprile 2009), è stato un sassofonista e flautista statunitense di musica jazz, con frequenti incursioni nel genere bossa nova.

Album · 2012 · 14 Songs. 4. Asertate Mas (feat.

Alto Saxophone – Bud Shank Arranged By – Julian Lee Guitar – Joe Pass, Laurindo Almeida Organ – Clare Fischer Piano – Joao Donato Trumpet – Chet Baker. Imagine a shady TV preacher screaming the album title of saxophonist and composer Clifford Everett Bud Shank, J. s (1926–2009) album Brazil! Brazil! Brazil!, and you are either in the mood, or run away in panic. If the latter is the case, Shank’s sextet hopefully carries you home.