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Buddy Rich And His Band - The Lost West Side Story Tapes (2002)
This outstanding concert DVD was originally recorded in 1985. The master tapes were thought to have been lost in a fire, but were discovered in 2000, along with the original "surround sound" master. Special DVD features include 4.0 Channel Dolby Digital and DTS Digital Surround tracks, solos of selected performers, track selection menu, additional commentary by Marie & Cathy Rich, Dave Weckl and Gary Reber. Also included are interview segments, behind-the-scenes footage of Buddy and rare photos from the Rich family archives.
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This outstanding concert DVD was originally recorded in 1985. The master tapes were thought to have been lost in a fire, but were discovered in 2000, along with the original "surround sound" master. Special DVD features include 4.0 Channel Dolby Digital and DTS Digital Surround tracks, solos of selected performers, track selection menu, additional commentary by Marie & Cathy Rich, Dave Weckl and Gary Reber. Also included are interview segments, behind-the-scenes footage of Buddy and rare photos from the Rich family archives.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:2/19/2002
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Runtime:110 minutes
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Cast
Scott Ross
Director
Buddy Rich
Drums / Bandleader
Steve Marcus
Featured Tenor And Soprano Saxophones
Mark Pinto
Alto Saxophone / Flute
Bob Bowlby
Lead Alto Saxophone / Flute
Brian Sjoerdinga
Tenor Saxophone / Flute
Jay Craig
Baritone Saxophone
Scott Bliege
Jazz Trombone
Mike Davis
Lead Trombone
James Martin
Bass Trombone
Paul Phillips
Jazz Trumpet / Flugelhorn
Eric Miyashiro
Lead Trumpet / Flugelhorn
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