About Buster Smith
Henry "Buster" Smith (August 24, 1904 – August 10, 1991), also known as Professor Smith, was an American jazz alto saxophonist. Smith was instrumental in instituting the Texas Sax Sound with Count Basie and Lester Young in the 1930s and he was also a mentor to Charlie Parker. Smith played saxophone for a range of musicians including Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald and Earl Hines, though in his career he only recorded one solo album in 1959. Despite intending to release a follow-up in the 1960s
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Top Tracks
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E-Flat Boogie
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Kansas City Riffs
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Organ Grinder's Swing
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Buster's Tune
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King Alcohol
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September Song
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Late Late
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Kansas City Riffs (LP Version)
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King Alcohol (LP Version)
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September Song (LP Version)
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Buster's Tune (Album Version)
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Organ Grinder's Swing (LP Version)
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Late Late (LP Version)
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E-Flat Boogie (Album Version)
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E Flat Boogie
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Leapin' In Chicago
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Crying In The Chapel
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Organ Grinder's Swing - LP Version
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E-Flat Boogie (Album Version)
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Late Late - LP Version
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September Song - LP Version
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Kansas City Riffs - LP Version
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Kansas City Riffs [1CYk]
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King Alcohol - LP Version
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Crying In The Chapel - Feat. Buster Smith
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Leapin' In Chicago - Feat. Buster Smith
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Moten Swing
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Busters Tune
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Kansas City Riffs [2SXz]
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'Til Broad Daylight
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That's Your Lovin' Baby
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08 Parça 8
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Buster Smith - Buster's Tune
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18 - Buster's Tune
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Organ Grinder Swing
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Kansas City Riffs.
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Kansas City Riffs 149
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Organ Grinder's Swing (135i)
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Can I Have It Like That
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02 - E Flat Boogie
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Kansas City Rift
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Buster Smith - E-Flat Boogie
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07 - (Buster Smith) Organ Grinder's Song
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Organ Grinder's Swing**
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Kansas City Riffs 151_bpm
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Moten's Swing
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Kansis City Riffs
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piney brown blues
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Kansas City Riff
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Kansas City Riffs (38)
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