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	Bud Freeman MP3 Downloads - Bud Freeman Music Downloads - Bud Freeman Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Bud Freeman is joined by an English trio for this magnificent studio session from 1980, one of the last recordings the tenor saxophonist made.
		Freeman, who happened to be in Los Angeles, was invited to a concert put on by the Poor Angel Hot Jazz Society...
		Bud Freeman's only recording as a leader from 1967-73 and first American release since 1963 is an excellent effort recorded while he was a member of the World's Greatest Jazz Band.
	www.mp3.com /bud-freeman/artists/5581/discography.html (600 words)

	The Traditionalist Who Made the Sax Modern - April 10, 2006 - The New York Sun
		Freeman (1906-90), whose centennial is being celebrated this month with the reissue of one of his greatest albums, approached the horn in a unique manner.
		Freeman debuted his tour de force showstopper, "The Eel," in 1933 in a session under the name of Eddie Condon, the bandleader he was associated with for most of their long careers.
		Freeman's earliest solos on "Sugar" and "China Boy" are rough and throaty in the manner of such clarinetists as Teschmacher and Pee Wee Russell.
	www.nysun.com /article/30684 (595 words)

	Birthday Spotlight for April 13th - Crooners & Songbirds - tribe.net
		Freeman, one of the top tenors of the 1930s, was also one of the few saxophonists (along with the slightly later Eddie Miller) to be accepted in the Dixieland world and his oddly angular but consistently swinging solos were an asset to a countless number of hot sessions.
		Freeman, excited (as were the other members of the Austin High School Gang in Chicago) by the music of the New Orleans Rhythm Kings, took up the C-melody sax in 1923, switching to tenor two years later.
		Freeman travelled the world, made scores of fine recordings and stuck to the same basic style that he had developed by the mid-'30s (untouched by a brief period spent studying with Lennie Tristano).
	crooners.tribe.net /thread/5e908326-7aed-4080-8f2a-753709522851 (1167 words)

	Chicago Jazz...- Illinois Issues, July 1990 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Bud Freeman's autobiography is the story of a dream followed.
		From the first glowing moment that Bud and his Austin High School buddies traveled to the South Side and heard young Louis [Armstrong] with King Oliver and Bessie Smith and Earl Hines and Jimmy Noonc, his life was transformed.
		Bud Freeman's dream was to become a jazz musician, and together with his brother Arny, who sought with equal fervor to become an actor, he found his way into the passionate, open and often wild times of Prohibition-era Chicago.
	www.lib.niu.edu /ipo/1990/ii900733.html (936 words)

	Bud Freeman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Tenor saxophonist Bud Freeman was a member of a group of young White Chicago Jazz musicians known as the Austin High School Gang.
		After the war played regularly with Eddie Condon, as well as fronting his own bands and recording for the rest of his life.
		Crazeology: The Autobiography of a Chicago Jazzman by Bud Freeman as told to Robert Wolf, University of Illinois Press, 1989
	www.redhotjazz.com /freeman.html (204 words)

	Condon's Mobs: Wild Bill Davison & Bud Freeman
		Freeman continues to occupy an unfairly anomalous position in jazz history, and by the time of this recording his playing has about it the air of a brawnier Lester Young.
		By comparison, Freeman in the company of the Welsh band errs slightly more on the reflective side, although there are of course times when the crowd is suitably roused, not least when Freeman employs a curiously antiquated vibrato.
		In the case of both Davison and Freeman the old saying about not seeing their like again is entirely apposite, and the fact that both of the dates discussed here capture simply another night's work for working bands offers an insight into a world that to all intents and purposes is receding slowly from view.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=15926 (552 words)

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		Their interest in music was so keen that they played and practiced in school, in their homes, and even in the vacant apartment of a house owned by the father of one of them.
		Bud Jacobsen, the clarinet player, and John Mendel, trumpet, are usually called Chicagoans because they played on the OKeh record of Crazeology.
		Bud was with Herb Carlin at the Hollywood Bard.
	atj.8k.com /atjh4.html (4903 words)

	Freeman's Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Bud Freeman moved to New York in 1927 and began playing with Ben Pollack's band.
		Freeman led his own groups during the 1950s an 1960s, while also sustaining a long term association with the bands of Eddie Condon; he took part in numerous recording
		Although Freeman's approach to playing has remained essentially unchanged throughout his career, he has constantly refined his style.
	www.actlab.utexas.edu /~horshak/greatday/freeman.html (199 words)

	The Pool Angel Hot Jazz Society, 1973-1990: Bud Freeman's California Session 1982. - Review - sound recording reviews ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		All of the Poor Angel concerts were taped, including the Freeman date on January 9, 1982, at the Skytrails Retaurant in Van Nuys, California, the 38th of the long series.
		At the time, Bud (Lawrence) Freeman, a veteran of Chicago's Austin High School Gang, was 76 and bassist Phil Stevens was 74.
		From the initial note Bud Freeman blew, until the band played the closing theme, we knew that a legend was in our midst.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2822/is_4_22/ai_56952180 (871 words)

	Bud Freeman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lawrence "Bud" Freeman (April 13, 1906 in Chicago, Illinois - March 15, 1991 in Chicago) was a U.S. jazz musician, known mainly for playing the tenor saxophone, but also able at the clarinet.
		Freeman played with Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra (1936-1938) as well as for a short time Benny Goodman's band in 1938 before forming his own band, the Summa Cum Laude Orchestra (1939-1940).
		Freeman joined the US Army during World War II, and headed a US Army band in the Aleutian Islands.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bud_Freeman (467 words)

	Bud Freeman Quintet - The Real Bud Freeman (1984) \| CJAD
		Bud Freeman's final record (originally a nine-song LP program that in its CD version expanded to 12 tunes) found the 77-year old tenor great still in good form.
		Having recently returned to Chicago after an extended stay in England, Freeman is joined by a Chicago-based rhythm section (pianist Stuart Katz, guitarist Bob Roberts, bassist John Bany and drummer Barrett Deems) for two standards and five of his inventive and often witty originals.
		In addition, Freeman duets with Roberts on "I Cover the Waterfront" and with Katz on a lyrical "My Romance." Although not quite essential compared to his earlier work (and this set will be difficult to find), Bud Freeman's last recording was up to his usual standards and certainly has its enjoyable moments.
	www.cjad.com /album/138922 (232 words)

	River Basin Center
		Bud Freeman is a Senior Public Service Associate at the Institute of Ecology and the Director of the Georgia Museum of Natural History.
		His areas of resarch include the distribution and abundance of fishes endemic to southeastern systems, in the context of preserving species diversity, and function in streams and rivers increasingly affected by human population development; quantifying basin characteristics in southeastern watersheds harboring remnant endemic communities; systematics and taxonomy of southeastern freshwater fishes.
		Mary Freeman is an Assistant Research Ecologist with the U.S.G.S./B.R.D. She received her PhD from The University of Georgia.
	www.rivercenter.uga.edu /people/scientists.htm (352 words)

	Bix's Fellow Musicians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Bud Freeman writes, "I was so involved in listening to jazz that I can't tell you what life was like in those days.
		Of course, Bud played tenor sax and the venue was the Little Club, described as a "posh night spot." In July 1928, Bud was invited by George Carhart to join a band to play in the Ile de France on her maide voyage from New York to Le Havre.
		Bud took the job, mostly to get to Paris and see his old buddy Dave Tough who was playing in L'Abbey, an Argentinian restaurant, with a band led by Danny Polo, a clarinet player who had been with the Jean Goldkette orchestra as a temporary replacement for Don Murray.
	ms.cc.sunysb.edu /~alhaim/bix'sfellowmusicians.htm (8749 words)

	WhosWho Chicago: Bud Freeman : CenterstageChicago.com - Chicago City Life in Chicago, Illinois
		Along with Coleman Hawkins, Freeman was the progenitor of the 1920s saxophone sound that the white pre-bop tenors would all play.
		After a short period in London during the 1970s, Freeman returned to Chicago, where he continued to perform (well into his 80s) from time to time, until ill health forced his retirement.
		Other Freeman music includes It's Got To Be The Eel: A Tribute To Bud Freeman (1939-40; Affinity), Chicago/Austin High School Jazz in Hi Fi (1958; RCA), Something To Remember You By (1962; Black Lion), and The Compleat Bud Freeman.
	centerstage.net /music/whoswho/BudFreeman.html (327 words)

	Amazon.com: California Session: Music: Bud Freeman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Freeman had worked with some of jazzmen in years gone by.
		Drummer Nick Fatool and Freeman had worked together many times over the last forty years plus.The other sidemen (one woman)were mostly unknown to him, but they all all knew the language, and put together a swinging seventy minutes of jazz standards.
		If you had to have only one Bud Freeman CD, this would be the one.
	www.amazon.com /California-Session-Bud-Freeman/dp/B000000QEV (448 words)

	wamu.org : Programs : Hot Jazz Saturday Night : 04 : November 6, 2004
		For the balance of the evening, we followed tenor saxophonist Bud Freeman through an interesting period of his career in 1939-1940 when he fronted the house band at Nick's in the Village.
		Many of the titles played by the Summa Cum Laude and some of the other selections played during the evening have been included in a budget 4-CD set from JSP titled "Eddie Condon: The Classic Sessions (1927-1949)," JSPCD906.
		The Summa Cum Laude recordings also appear in the Bud Freeman chronology on the French Classics label.
	www.wamu.org /programs/hjsn/04/11/november_6_2004.php (632 words)

	Chicago: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The other five numbers are part of a lesser date actually led by guitarist Elmer Snowden and featuring trumpeter Roy Eldridge, who takes a couple of vocals.
		Freeman is actually a bit out of place on the spirited if erratic set, whi… More »
		Freeman is actually a bit out of place on the spirited if erratic set, which also includes pianist Ray Bryant, bassist Tommy Bryant and drummer Jo Jones.
	www.music.com /release/chicago/5 (253 words)

	Bud Freeman- Chicago/ Austin High School (MCD-1002)
		Given the changes in jazz and the public's musical taste during the late 1950s, it is remarkable that Bud Freeman got to make an album on a major label at all!
		Wisely, the great tenor saxophonist did not waste this rare opportunity and assembled three excellent bands to tackle 14 venerated compositions from the '20s and '30s.
		Both Bud Freeman and Jack Teagarden, not surprisingly, are on top of their game and Teagarden contributes three vocals to the seven tunes on which he is featured.
	mosaicrecords.com /prodinfo.asp?number=1002 (508 words)

	Freeman, Bud - 1939-40 - Buy Music at Real Groovy New Zealand NZ
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	www.realgroovy.co.nz /music/id/2816287 (617 words)

	User talk:Hahnchen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		I put a temporary "unsourced" tag on (mostly) your article on Bud Freeman -- nothing personal, just those rules, you know.
		I used the Britannica entry for Bud Freeman as well, although I don't have membership to Britannica, using Google Web Accelerator can sometimes get you in.
		But the Bud Freeman article was really just a stop gap measure to plug a hole in WP:MEA, I hope that others could expand upon it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/User_talk:Hahnchen (3735 words)

	Bud Freeman at harlem.org: great day in harlem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Bud Freeman at harlem.org: great day in harlem
		Bud was an innovator of vintage Chicago-style jazz.
		He spent nine years with the very best of Chicago players, including Eddie Condon and Red Nichols.
	www.harlem.org /people/freeman.html (49 words)

	Birthday Spotlight for April 13th: La... - Crooners & Songbirds - tribe.net
		Birthday Spotlight for April 13th: Laurence "Bud" Freeman
		1906 Laurence "Bud" Freeman, Tenor Sax, Chicago, IL, USA.
		Re: Birthday Spotlight for April 13th: Laurence "Bud" Freeman
	crooners.tribe.net /thread/3cac0147-5cf2-453b-857c-462ba82eec00 (467 words)

	The Jimmy and Marian McPartland Collection: Photographs
		Bud Freeman, Frank Teschmacher, Richard McPartland, Arny Freeman - 1923 (different pose)
		Frank Teschmacher, Dick McPartland, Dave Tough, Dave North, and Bud Freeman - 1924
		Bud Freeman, Pee Wee Russell, George Wettling, Jim Lanigan - 1960
	www.lib.uchicago.edu /e/su/cja/mcpphotos.html (456 words)

	Chicago Jazz Archive
		Eddie Condon, Bud Freeman, Bob Haggart, Gene Krupa, Jimmy McPartland, Pee Wee Russell, Joe Sullivan, Jack Teagarden with Lil Armstrong and Blossom Seely (Verve V-8441).
		Chicago Jazz Album Eddie Condon and his Chicagoans, Jimmy McPartland and his orchestra, and George Wettling’s Chicago Rhythm Kings (Decca DL 8029).
		Jazzmeeting in Holland Bud Freeman, Jimmy McPartland, Ted Easton’s Jazz Band (Riff 659001).
	www.lib.uchicago.edu /e/su/cja/mcpweb.html (557 words)

	The Classic Columbia Condon Mob Sessions 1940-59 by Various Artists
		Muskrat Ramble [Breakdown] - Bud Freeman & His Famous Chicagoans
		Muskrat Ramble - Bud Freeman & His Famous Chicagoans
		After Awhile - Bud Freeman & His Famous Chicagoans
	www.mmguide.musicmatch.com /album/album.cgi?ALBUMID=1193802 (1147 words)

	Russ Freeman - AOL Music
		Thankfully, we now have the means by which to preserve wonderful music such as that written by Russ Freeman?if not forever, at least for many years to come.
		The biggest names in music, including Mary J. Blige, Katharine McPhee, John Legend and more perform for the kids to benefit the JCPenney Afterschool Fund.
		Download, listen and watch Russ Freeman music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/russ-freeman/6531/main (173 words)

	1946 [Deleted] - Bud Freeman
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	1939-1940 Bud Freeman / CD / 1939
		This item is on order and will be delivered to you as soon as it is available.
		The second Bud Freeman Classics CD has all of the studio sessions (the master takes, but not the alternates) by Freeman's short-lived all-star Summe Cum Laude Orchestra.
		The Dixieland octet sounds very much like a well-organized Eddie Condon band, and the rhythm guitarist is among the personnel.
	shop.mtv.com /viewproduct.htm?productId=407834 (193 words)

	Bud Freeman - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
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