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RIP Phil Woods

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Saw him at the DJF a couple of years ago,sitting in a wheelchair,hooked up to an oxygen bottle, blowin' his alto.Soundin' pretty good too.RIP
 
Now the second of my heros has passed - Phil Woods and, prior, Bud Shank.

Alto is my chosen instrument with the bands I play in and it was those 2 that got me to pick it up again after 27 years some 10 years back.

He left a legacy of fine, fine recordings and live dates. Most folks never knew he came to visit them in their cars and homes through all of the session work he did.

Play on, Phil, and thanks for the wonderful memories and inspiration you've left back here on earth!

Thankfully,

David
 
Here's a nice interview taken last year from my friend Danny D'Imperio.

Q:Did you ever make any music with Louis Armstrong?

Phil Woods: No, but I got high with him!!

Ha!! Is that candid enough??
 
Here's a nice interview taken last year from my friend Danny D'Imperio.

Q:Did you ever make any music with Louis Armstrong?

Phil Woods: No, but I got high with him!!

Ha!! Is that candid enough??


That's classic! Sounds more like Phil interviewing Danny, lol.

Danny really needs to get his "radio" shows back up. Love that stuff.
 
Make sure to tell him Kris, you're right.


Done.

I was thinking it would have been a good addition to Zeego's thread a while back, but noticed they're gone.
I didn't listen to all of them, but dug the ones that I did get around to.
 
Very sad to hear that! The first time I set foot in jazz club was the Phil Woods Quartet, must've been 30 years ago. Just blew me away. Thanks for the gift of music Phil.
 
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