Buddy Greco, The Lady Is A Tramp, Live From The Hollywood Palace. 01.02.1964
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2012
- Few can match the lifelong extraordinary talent of Buddy Greco. His peers have called him a singer's singer and a musician's musician. He has been internationally recognized year after year as one of the top Jazz pianists and vocalists of our time. He has appeared on every major television show and venue in the United States and throughout the world.
He began playing the piano at the age of four. As a child radio personality and gifted pianist he was a performing veteran by the age of 18 when he recorded his first hit 'Oh Look At Her Ain't She Pretty'. It was enough to interest Benny Goodman. Buddy accepted Benny Goodman's offer of a job as pianist, singer/arranger, and traveled the world with the Benny Goodman Band for two years.
Since then, Buddy has sold millions of records and received gold records for hits such as 'The Lady Is A Tramp', and 'Around The World'. He enjoys rare distinction of having made 65 albums and 100 singles ranging in style from Jazz to Country/Western and Pop music.
To date, Buddy's particular favourite album is the one he made with the London Symphony Orchestra, which he arranged, conducted and played piano. 'Mac Arthur Park' dedicated to Buddy by it's composer, Jimmy Webb is Buddy's favourite composition and it is his symphonic instrumental which closes each of his shows.
Buddy has been honoured by his hometown and was inducted into the Philadelphia Music Alliance's 'Walk Of Fame'. He has also gained acclaim for his musicianship and talent in the 'Encyclopedia of Great Jazz Singers and Musicians'.
Sixty years after he worked for Benny Goodman at the London Palladium and forty years after a Royal Command Performance with The Beatles for the Queen of England, he is still in great demand. He recently concluded a tour that took him to 72 cities performing 72 unforgettable shows, which drew standing ovations to capacity crowds.
He has produced, with his wife of 15 years, vocalist, Lezlie Anders, a stage show entitled 'FEVER! The Music of Miss Peggy Lee', which has met with critical acclaim, and opens in London's West End in the spring of 2010. 
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oh he's just wonderful
Cats in the 60's and 70's were cool man...real cool...
the most underated singer / musician in history ..
God he was great ,,,, bobby G
Buddy Greco was part of my Early intro into standards & jazz growing up in Los Angeles & I was fortunate to catch Buddy perform in some LA SFV Jazz supper clubs & 'What a treat'.....
Now this is a rare treat. I'd forgotten how handsome Buddy was and such a great smile. I remember his talent, fantastic voice and musical ability along with being a warm and amiable man. Buddy and my mom were friends, he and his wife Dani came to our New York apartment when in town and that is how he and George Maharis met. I still have a few photos of Buddy and Dani, maybe George at one of our Christmas parties, 1962 or 63??
My mother was managing George Maharis in those Route 66 years. Buddy recorded this song using George's name as he sings it here. I
They were tumultuous years for me as a teen but people like Buddy and my good fortune to go to night clubs often in NYC made life good.
Thank you for this video fills me with good feelings and memories. Even dear Donald O'Connor who was at my mother's 50th Birthday party at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
He's got it !
rest in peace buddy Greco you will be missed but your music will be with us forever
Armando "Buddy" Greco, RIP (August 14, 1926 - January 10, 2017)
He’s got pizazz oozing out of every orifice
Thanks so much for this. Amazing performance, effortlessly cool, stylish and charming; I cant get my head around how reserved the audience are when being treated to this although he's such a pro it doesn't effect his performance in the least, I can't help tapping my feet. No one does this number like Buddy. What a guy. RIP.
Could be JFK’s assassination was only a month and a few weeks before this. My guess
He was one of the greatests !
Absolutely one of the best ever! Amazing! Love it
Loved him! He could really swing!
RIP, Lounge Lizard Legend. One of a kind.
Frank Cohen :;Buddy was the god father of the flankers that followed, many that were better singers but Buddy had something they didn’t , old school charm.
He has a such a beautiful voice ❤️
Killingggggggggggggg
Amazing man! love your cool style i saw you in the 1990s you still sounded Amazing, keep it up sir x
Ricco,,
R.I.P.
Ohh I was looking for Baubles Bangles and Beads but got distracted.
Hi folks.
Hope you are coping.
❤️♥️
Whats not to like!...
and the ladies were looking.....hoping....dreaming....but tell me, did Buddy play the piano on the 1960 album version, too? Or was that the pianist of Chuck Sagle's orchestra?