Dial "S" for Sonny (Classic Vinyl Series): Vinyl LP Pan Daijing The Budos Band’s departure from

The Budos Band’s departure from Daptone was on good terms

I was introduced to his playing during the Taste years but it was during one of Rush’s early tours opening for Rory in the fall of 1974 that left the greatest impression

'Don't say you love me'

I have carried that with me ever since

Impassioned and deeply researched liner notes by Shannon J

Dial "S" for Sonny (Classic Vinyl Series): Vinyl LP Pan Daijing The Budos Band’s departure fromOne of the finest pianists and composers of the hard bop era, Sonny Clark seemed to arrive fully formed on his supremely swinging debut album Dial S for Sonny recorded for Blue Note in 1957. Clark assembled a top flight sextet for the occasion with Art Farmer on trumpet, Curtis Fuller on trombone, Hank Mobley on tenor saxophone, Wilbur Ware on bass, and Louis Hayes on drums. Clark penned four of the albums six tunes including the moody, minor title