The Budos Band rolls into Oklahoma City
Time management plays a key role in The Budos Band 's recording regimen, and even if the nine-piece instrumental group had the resources to play around for months in the studio, baritone sax player Jared Tankel said the band prefers to bang it out live and commit it to tape before anything can get stale.
“We're a live group, so there's no way we're going to go in and do it piece by piece,” Tankel said in a recen...
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