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Arnold Buddy Grishaver (April 30, 1926 – November 9, 2003), known professionally as Buddy Arnold, was an American jazz saxophonist. Career [ edit ] Arnold took up the sax at age nine and turned pro while still in his teens.
Nov 10, 2003 · Buddy Arnold, jazz saxophonist who co-founded a major music industry treatment program for drug and alcohol addiction, died Sunday, Nov. 9, at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center from complications ...
Nov 11, 2003 · Buddy Arnold, a jazz saxophonist and recovering heroin addict who spent years helping musicians and other music industry professionals kick their addictions through his nonprofit drug and alcohol ...
Nov 16, 2003 · Buddy Arnold, 77, jazz saxophonist who co-founded the Musicians’ Assistance Program offering substance-abuse treatment for musicians; Nov. 9, in Los Angeles, of complications from open-heart ...
L to R: Carole Fields-Arnold, Buddy Arnold, evening MC/Host Robert Downey Jr., and RIAA CEO Hilary Rosen A young 17 year-old Buddy played with Georgie Auld and his Orchestra with Billy Eckstein at the Apollo Theatre in Harlem in 1943
Buddy along with his wife, Carole Fields-Arnold co-founded. the Musician’s Assistance Program or M.A.P. to help. artists fight drug and alcohol addiction. - M O V I E S -. - MEMORIES -. Welcome to the Buddy Arnold tribute site. We welcome any stories and/or personal tributes to Buddy. Connecticut State Prison: October 29th 1958.
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Mar 21, 2016 · Buddy Arnold: Wailing. Source: JazzWax by Marc Myers March 21, 2016. In the late 1940s and early 1950s, tenor saxophonist Buddy Arnold played in a wide variety of New York big bands. These included the orchestras of Joe Marsala, Georgie Auld, Herbie Fields, George Williams, Tex Beneke, Claude Thornhill, Buddy DeFranco and Jerry Wald.
