Album · 1961
Buck & Buddy Blow the Blues
- Released
- 1961
- Label
- Swingville
- Catalogue no.
- 2030
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Country
- US
“Buck & Buddy Blow the Blues” is an album by Buck Clayton With Buddy Tate, released in 1961 on Swingville. The original release has 7 tracks. The line-up features Buck Clayton (trumpet), Buddy Tate (reeds), Gene Ramey (double bass), Gus Johnson (drums (drum set)) and Sir Charles Thompson (piano).
Who played on Buck & Buddy Blow the Blues
- Buck Clayton trumpet all tracks
- Buddy Tate reeds all tracks
- Gene Ramey double bass all tracks
- Gus Johnson drums (drum set) all tracks
- Sir Charles Thompson piano all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Rompin' at Red Bank — Buddy Tate
- A2 Blue Creek — Buddy Tate
- A3 A Swinging Doll — Buck Clayton
- A4 Dallas Delight — Buck Clayton
- B1 Don't Mind If I Do — Buddy Tate
- B2 Blue Breeze — Buck Clayton
- B3 Blue Ebony — Buck Clayton
Production
- Esmond Edwards producer
- Rudy van Gelder engineer
More albums by Buck Clayton With Buddy Tate
How Hi The Fi
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Buck Clayton Meets Ruby Braff
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Buck & Buddy
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Buck Clayton Plays
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All The Cats Join In (A Buck Clayton Jam Session)
1971 · Columbia
A Buck Clayton Jam Session #1
1974 · Chiaroscuro Records
Goin' to Kansas City
1991 · Original Jazz Classics
New Orleans Dixieland
2000 · CoolNote
Fiesta in Blue
2001 · Past Perfect Silver Line
Swings the Village
2002 · Nagel Heyer Records
How Hi the Fi / Jumpin' at the Woodside
2008 · Collectables
Tenderly
2009 · Inner City Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Buck & Buddy Blow the Blues?
The line-up of Buck & Buddy Blow the Blues includes Buck Clayton (trumpet), Buddy Tate (reeds), Gene Ramey (double bass), Gus Johnson (drums (drum set)) and Sir Charles Thompson (piano).
Which label released Buck & Buddy Blow the Blues?
Buck & Buddy Blow the Blues was released in 1961 on Swingville (2030).
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