Word: budded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Beaver already, you can cruise right into the best family show of all time. Billy Gray was everybody's first existential hero, because no one knew what existential meant when we were eight Jane Wyatt is the ultimate TV mother, having given birth to Bud Anderson and Mr. Spock, for you Trek freaks. And it's fun to see Bob Young before he went to medical school. Channel...
...What bothers me is that the image of the country is hurt," says Bud Bongard, 46, a machinist. "We don't talk about Watergate much at the shop or at home. I used to read about it every day, but now the press is overdoing it, and I'm back to the sports pages...
...Friday night, Byrne received a government document that defense lawyers hope to get this morning: a sworn affadavit from former White House aide Egil (Bud) Krogh. In the affadavit, Krogh reportedly admitted that he helped plan the burglary at Dr. Fielding's office...
Buddy Miles. Known, to his less than legion fans as Brotha Bud, Buddy Miles, to a lesser extent than Jimi Hendrix, has begun to appeal to both blacks and whites. Buddy dabbles in many instruments, masters none, and is primarily known as rock's most primitive drummer, a real master at percussive noise. What's carried Bud through something like seven albums, dating from his Electric Flag days, is Funk, and it's not hard to figure out how he got that. Musically, though, it's the result of time put in with big soul bands, like Wilson Pickett...
Soon nobody was gonging off Bird. In his 20s, he had already become a legend. He had given his name to Birdland, and along with Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk and Bud Powell had founded a whole new jazz idiom called bebop. The beginning came one night while Parker was playing Cherokee in a Manhattan chili house: he reached up and got his line by filching the top notes off the chords. By mingling spontaneous pirouettes of fanciful improvisations with a tune's melody he vastly expanded the freedom of musicians...