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The debut Buddy Charles Concert Jazz Orchestra CD displays superb big band arrangements recorded with some of LA's greatest musicians including Wayne Bergeron, Carl Saunders, Charlie Loper, Andy Martin, Bill Watrous, Pete Christlieb, Jack Montrose, Pete Jolly, Chuck Berghoffer, and Ray Brinker."Just as one has begun to think that perhaps those rumors about big bands being dead and buried could be true, a new one comes thundering into the breach, baring such awesome power and finesse and swinging so incredibly hard that it literally grabs the listener by the shoulders, shakes him until he's limp, and hollers into his still-quivering ears, "We're Here!" But if you're reading these notes you already knew that, didn't you?And there you have it -- better late than never, more than fifty-six minutes of scintillating big-band Jazz by the sharpest ensemble you'd never encountered -- until now. I'm sure you'll agree that music this pleasurable not only should be heard, it must be heard. We should be grateful that Buddy Charles never gave up on his band or his album, and even more so that ...
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Recorded between 1937 & 1939. Includes liner notes by Irwin Chusid.
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Unknown Contributor Role: Greg Schroeder.
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