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Buddy Rich
Artist Icon The New One (1968)
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Despite its title, this was actually the third album by Buddy Rich's still-new big band. The recording is taken from two different periods that, although only five months apart, find the band undergoing some major turnover; only six of the 15 sidemen are the same. With such players as altoist Ernie Watts, trumpeter Chuck Findley, and usually Jay Corre on tenor, this was a strong outfit. Most of the material (other than "Chicago" and "I Can't Get Started") was new; among the high points are "The Rotten Kid," "New Blues," and the complex "Diabolus."

Tracklist:
1. Away We Go (Allyn Ferguson)
2. Machine (Bill Reddie)
3. The Rotten Kid (Buddy Greco)
4. New Blues (Donall Piestrup)
5. Something For Willie (John Boice)
6. Standing Up In A Hammock (Bill Potts)
7. Chicago (Fred Fisher)
8. Luv (Gerry Mulligan)
9. I Can't Get Started (Vernon Duke/Ira Gershwin)
10. Group Shot (Donall Piestrup)
11. Diabolus (Allyn Ferguson)
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