78 RPM - Buddy Weed Trio - Ready To Go Steady / What's Good Enough For My Baby - V Disc - USA

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Artist:	Buddy Weed Trio
Label:	V Disc
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	752
Date:	Apr 1947
Format:	12"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Buddy Weed Trio	Ready To Go Steady	Wilder, Finckel	Rate
A2	Buddy Weed Trio	What's Good Enough For My Baby	Uncredited	Rate
B1	Woody Herman Stars	John Hardy's Wife	Mercer, Ellington	Rate

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Side A:

Vocals by Buddy Weed

Side B:

Session Personnel:

Bill Harris, trombone
Flip Phillips, Ben Webster, saxes
Margie Hyams, vibraphone
Ralph Burns, piano
Bill Bauer, guitar
Chubby Jackson, bass
Johnny Blowers, drums

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Zax Russell Cowan 9th Jul 2019		Review Buddy Weed was a highly-acclaimed American jazz pianist / arranger / session musician who worked prolifically in the musical genres of " swing " and jazz from the early 1940s - early 1980s , primarily with big bands but also solo artists. In addition , he performed as part of The Buddy Weed Trio , with Tommy Kaye and Felix Griobe , on records and gigs. On the " A " side of this disc , the trio perform a jaunty little number called " Ready To Go Steady ". However , it is too jazzy, noisy and syncopated for me , and , in my opinion , a more mellow version issued at the time by the 5 DeMarco Sisters is much superior. The girls harmonize flawlessly on the track , to a slick arrangement incorporating a great instrumental break , and the appealing melody is emphasized much more effectively than on Buddy Weed's take on the song. Unfortunately it is not on this website , but it is available on YouTube if you're interested. Finally , Buddy Weed was born in New York on January 6 1918 in New York ; and he died in Arizona on May 25 1997 , aged 79. 29 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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