- WACK WACK SONG BUDDY RICH UPDATE
- WACK WACK SONG BUDDY RICH WINDOWS
Personnel: Buddy Rich (drums) Richie Resnicoff (guitar) Ernie Watts (flute, alto saxophone) Robert Keller, Jay Corre, Bob Keller (flute, tenor saxophone) Quinn Davis (alto saxophone) Marty Flax (baritone saxophone) Chuck Findley, John Scottile, Yoshito Murakami, Bobby Shew (trumpet) James Trimble (trombone) Bill Wimberly (bass trombone) Ray Starling (piano). Recorded at United Recording and live at the Chez Club, Hollywood, California on February 22-25 and March 10, 1967. Reissue producers: Bob Belden, Dean Pratt. Additional personnel: Cathy Rich (vocals). 
Buddy Rich Big Band: Buddy Rich (drums) Quinn Davis (alto sax) Ernie Watts (alto sax, flute) Jay Corre, Robert Keller (tenor sax, flute) Marty Flax (baritone sax), Bobby Shew, Yoshito Murakami, Charles Findley, John Scottile (trumpet) Jim Trimble, Ron Meyers (trombone) Bill Wimberly (bass trombone) Ray Starling (piano) Richard Resnicoff (guitar) James Gannon (bass). Perhaps what I am really trying to say is that it was an honor to know Eddie, as well as the Kammer family. I know I am only “skipping a rock across a vast body of water” by mentioning such things, but they had an impact and a difference. He would call and always say his signature (gravelly-voiced gangster-like tone) “what-ya-doin’”? When my time came I vividly remember him handing me a $100 bill at my wedding reception before he left! So Eddie, so generous, so good of him. I was grateful to be an usher in him and Diana‘s wedding. He taught me about Jimi Hendrix, REO Speedwagon, The Allman Brothers and even Lou Rawls to name but a few. Later, I had the pleasure of watching him meticulously and artfully clean and hand-wax his various cars over the years! He was always listening to music while fixing, building and/or doing something with his hands. WACK WACK SONG BUDDY RICH WINDOWS
We would talk for hours while he painted the windows of the entire school. Mary Magdalen when he worked there during the summer months. Kammer and Family,īack in the late 1970s Eddie was like a big brother to me.
He was a great guy, and I will miss him dearly. I respected the heck out of him as well.
WACK WACK SONG BUDDY RICH UPDATE
thank you for the update that really sucks. Hard to imagine and sad to hear! My thoughts and prayers are with his family!!.This is extremely sad news! Prayers for him and his family!!!.My prayers are with the family and friends.That’s the kind of impact I feel he had on people. Wasn’t lucky enough to have worked closely with him for long but speaking with him was always a bright spot in my day when I had the opportunity.Comfort to his family, his friends and to the team. Please let his family know that our thoughts and prayers go out to them during this time. Ed was an amazing guy! We will miss you, Ed! Very sad news. Sending my condolences to Ed’s family, friends, and everyone who has crossed paths with him.It’s with tears in my eyes that I wish Ed peace and Godspeed on his journey.You are the best, Ed! You will always be a part of our family and always in our hearts.A few word from your Centene Family.įrom: The Centene BPS and sol Team families
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