Bud Shank "Against the Tide" DVD Documentary

[deepkeel65]

One of my first sax heroes and influences. Had his own "sound".

[KlassyKamikaze]

Bud was one of those players who definitely got better with age. I just loved how he started changing his sound being more agressive with the growls,etc.

[BartlebyChess]

I played alto sax, but gave it up when I heard him play the way sax should be played.

[skiff315]

A beautiful player I have been a collector of Bud's work since the 50s. RIP and thank you

[bob4247]

We have lost a great one.

Rest in peace Bud.

[MannyMiles]

Not many people know this, but Shank is featured on a live Frank Zappa album, and he sounds right in place with Frank's band.

[jimfryer123]

Thanks for posting this!!

[BooksMusic]

r.i.p.

[retrorex]

Shank is a legend. Many of the Pacific Jazz albums he made in the 50s are real beauties, although rarely talked about. I'd like to see more of this video.

[tidalriddle]

when you call a jazz musician a "legend", it gives jazz haters more reason to hate jazz, and it makes me quesy, too.

But we both love Shank.

[Alino17]

When you do not know at all what you're referring to this happens so often; out of ignorance and carelkessness. Kind of common human law.

But I do love Shank too.

[bob4247]

I started collecting jazz records in the late 50's. I am the proud owner of many of Bud's albums. I play alto and used Bud as an early influence.