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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Buddy Tate And His Celebrity Club Orchestra on Discogs. Label: Black And Blue - BB • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: France • Genre: Jazz •/5(3).
2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Celebrity Club Orchestra Vol. 1 on Discogs. Label: Black And Blue - • Series: Jazz Greatest Names • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Reissue • Country: France • Genre: Jazz • Style: Swing. Buddy Tate And His Celebrity Club Orchestra.
3. Starting in and continuing into the early s, tenor saxophonist Buddy Tate worked regularly at the Celebrity Club in Harlem with his septet/octet, which he logically called the Celebrity Club Orchestra. Tate and his group made relatively few recordings, which makes this set (cut for MPS and last available domestically as a Pausa LP 5/5(1).
4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Buddy Tate And His Celebrity Club Orchestra Vol 2 on Discogs. Label: Black And Blue - 33 • Series: Jazz Greatest Names • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: France • Genre: Jazz • Style: Swing4/5(4).
5. Discogs: Vinyl, Celebrity Club Orchestra Vol. 1. リリースのクレジット、レビュー、トラックを確認し、購入。.
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7. Apr 28,  · Buddy tate - tenor Skip Hall - piano John Williams - bass Billy Stewart - drums The music on this CD is mainly blues (though there is a great version of 'The Mooche'). They are mainly head arrangements based on riff with super swinging medium tempos that must have made the audience and dancers at the Celebrity Club shout for joy.5/5(1).
8. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Buddy Tate at the Discogs Marketplace. Explore. Discover. Explore All; Trending Releases LP Buddy Tate, Victoria Spivey, Lucille Hegamin, Buddy Tate And His Celebrity Club Orchestra Vol 2 (Album) 4 versions: Black And Blue.
9. Jun 08,  · Buddy Tate was one of the “Texas Tenors”, players from the Lone Star State who share the trademark big, warm tenor sax sound drenched in the blues. From he was a featured soloist in the iconic Count Basie Orchestra, playing the riff-laden Kansas City swing style that presaged R&B, rock & roll, and bop.