Charlie Parker 1945-01-01
Best of 1945, Various, Various
Set 1
Groovin' High
All The Things You Are
Dizzy Atmosphere
Salt Peanuts
Shaw 'nuff
Hot House
Mean To Me
Hallelujah
Get Happy
Slam Slam Blues
Congo Blues
Takin' Off
If I Had You
20th Century Blues
Street Beat
Billie Bounce
Now's The Time
Warming Up A Riff
Thriving From A Riff
Meandering
Koko
Dizzy Boogie
Flat Foot Boogie
Popity Popp
Slim's Jam
All The Things You Are
Dizzy Atmosphere
Salt Peanuts
Shaw 'nuff
Hot House
Mean To Me
Hallelujah
Get Happy
Slam Slam Blues
Congo Blues
Takin' Off
If I Had You
20th Century Blues
Street Beat
Billie Bounce
Now's The Time
Warming Up A Riff
Thriving From A Riff
Meandering
Koko
Dizzy Boogie
Flat Foot Boogie
Popity Popp
Slim's Jam
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
Tracks 1 - 3 : Dizzy Gillespie, 1945-02-??
Tracks 4 - 6 : Dizzy Gillespie, 1945-05-12
Track 7 : Sarah Vaughan, 1945-05-25
Tracks 8 - 11 : Red Norvo, 1945-06-06
Tracks 12 - 15 : Sir Charles Thompson, 1945-09-04
Tracks 16 - 21 : Charlie Parker, 1945-11-26
Tracks 22 - 25 : Slim Gaillard, 1945-12-19
Source: This collection features many rare 78s from different artists, but it has one thing in common, Parker playing on of them. The Dizzy recordings are some of the first bebop put on tape and they are on fire (if Dizzy playing Charlie didn't tell you that already) The Sir Charles Thompson features the only time on tape we get to hear Parker with Dexter Gordon. His own session is very well known as it also has Dizzy, who is playing piano(!) so the young kid, Miles Davis, can play the trumpet. It's a famous session and well worth a hear, or two hundred!
Tracks 4 - 6 : Dizzy Gillespie, 1945-05-12
Track 7 : Sarah Vaughan, 1945-05-25
Tracks 8 - 11 : Red Norvo, 1945-06-06
Tracks 12 - 15 : Sir Charles Thompson, 1945-09-04
Tracks 16 - 21 : Charlie Parker, 1945-11-26
Tracks 22 - 25 : Slim Gaillard, 1945-12-19
Source: This collection features many rare 78s from different artists, but it has one thing in common, Parker playing on of them. The Dizzy recordings are some of the first bebop put on tape and they are on fire (if Dizzy playing Charlie didn't tell you that already) The Sir Charles Thompson features the only time on tape we get to hear Parker with Dexter Gordon. His own session is very well known as it also has Dizzy, who is playing piano(!) so the young kid, Miles Davis, can play the trumpet. It's a famous session and well worth a hear, or two hundred!
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Thu Jun 02 2011 04:35:14 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Updated At
Mon Jun 14 2004 21:39:04 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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