Barbara Dennerlein - Tribute To Charlie

Styles: Jazz
Year: 1986
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 49:05
Size: 117,4 MB
Art: Front

(2:47)  1. A Tribute To Charlie P.
(5:02)  2. Donna Lee
(4:39)  3. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
(3:47)  4. New Times
(3:07)  5. Ornithology
(3:57)  6. Billie's Bounce
(3:18)  7. Yardbird Suite
(4:54)  8. Solo For Winds
(5:10)  9. Four Years For T.
(4:16) 10. Scrapple From The Apple
(4:35) 11. Dewey Square
(3:33) 12. Last Friends

Her CDs have won numerous awards, including the German Record Critics Award. Her CD "Take Off" (Verve/Universal) even reached number 1 in the jazz charts and was the best-selling German jazz album of the year. Barbara Dennerlein belongs to the small circle of German artists of international repute. On her recordings and in her concerts, she stands out as a member of a new generation of jazz musicians, and is regarded by her peers and her audiences alike as one of the leading representatives of her instrument, the legendary Hammond B3.

It is an awe-inspiring experience to watch Barbara live on stage. As the most important and most successful German jazz export, she is familiar with large international festival stages and intimate clubs alike. A list of venues where she has wowed audiences is as varied as it is long: the "Blue Note" and the "Sweet Basil" in New York, "Ronnie Scott's Club" and the "Jazz Café" in London and the "Blue Note" in Tokyo; Philadelphia, Berkley, San Jose, San Diego; the Montreal, Vancouver, Toronto, Edmonton, and Victoria jazz festivals; European festivals in The Hague, the North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands, the Pori Jazz Festival in Finland, the Molde Jazz in Norway, the Arhus Jazz Festival in Denmark, the Maastricht-Kortrijk Festival in Belgium, the Vitoria Festival de Jazz in Spain, and German festivals in Berlin, Frankfurt, Leverkusen, Nuremberg, Vilshofen, Burghausen, Freiburg, Hamburg, Hanover and many others. Besides her nearly endless live performances, Barbara has made numerous appearances on both domestic and international radio and TV.

Both with her own "Bebab" group and solo, Barbara is equally celebrated by critics and audiences alike on both sides of the Atlantic. The name "Bebab" is a play on "Bebop" and "Barbara" and indicates something unique for which there is no established term, no pigeonhole. She knows the value of tradition but is also at home in modern jazz, in the here and now. She is one of the few musicians who can make the connection between different styles and audiences, building bridges between the musical past and present. She is just as familiar with the grooves of youth culture as with the listening experiences of a generation that grew up with the Hammond organ boom of the fifties. Swing, bebop, blues, soul, latin and funk for Barbara there are no rigid boundaries, only fluid transitions. Audiences are captivated by her talent, her absolute mastery of the instrument, her taste, and not least, her warm personality. The B3, it would seem, is a seamless extension of herself. She understands better than anyone how to exploit her instrument to the full, creating a sound and a musical style that is unmistakably "Barbara Dennerlein". Her brilliant technique has breathed new life into the venerable Hammond organ, an instrument long neglected in modern jazz. She can rightfully claim to have paved the way for the organ's current renaissance in jazz. Born in Munich in 1964, she fell in love with one sound at an early age. While others were practicing "Für Elise" or strumming "All You Need Is Love" on the guitar, Barbara was fascinated by the sound of the Hammond organ. More Bio ~ http://www.barbaradennerlein.com/en/cds/index.php

Personnel: Bass – Jean Warland, Thomas Stabenow; Composed By – Barbara Dennerlein (tracks: A1, A4, B2, B3), Charles Mingus (tracks: A3), Charlie Parker (tracks: A2, A5, A6, B1, B4, B5), Heinz von Hermann (tracks: B6); Conductor – Peter Herbolzheimer; Drums – Bruno Castellucci; Guitar – Peter Tiehuis; Organ – Barbara Dennerlein; Saxophone – Bubi Aderhold, Heinz Von Hermann, James Towsey, John Ruocco, Karl Drewo; Trombone – Bart Van Lier, Eric Van Lier, Jiggs Whigham, Joe Gallardo, Sepp Romeis; Trumpet – Ack Van Rooyen, Allan Botschinsky, Andreas Haderer, Derek Watkins, Gregg Bowen, Jan Oosthof

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Charlie Parker - Bird: The Savoy Recordings (Master Takes) CD 1, CD 2

Album: Bird: The Savoy Recordings (Master Takes) CD 1
Styles: Big Band, Bop, Jazz Instrument, Saxophone Jazz
Year: 1976
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 41:21
Size: 95,7 MB
Art: Front

(2:56) 1. Tiny's Tempo
(3:02) 2. I'll Always Love You Just the Same
(3:03) 3. Romance Without Finance
(3:10) 4. Red Cross
(2:35) 5. Warming Up a Riff
(3:11) 6. Billie's Bounce
(3:18) 7. Now's the Time
(2:57) 8. Thriving on a Riff
(3:17) 9. Meandering
(2:56) 10. Ko Ko
(2:35) 11. Donna Lee
(2:47) 12. Chasin' the Bird
(3:00) 13. Cheryl
(2:29) 14. Buzzy

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Album: Bird: The Savoy Recordings (Master Takes) CD 2
Time: 44:02
Size: 102,0 MB

(2:40) 1. Milestones
(2:55) 2. Little Willie Leaps
(2:48) 3. Half Nelson
(2:26) 4. Sippin' at Bells
(2:42) 5. Another Hair Do
(2:55) 6. Bluebird
(2:50) 7. Klaunstance
(2:40) 8. Bird Gets the Worm
(2:31) 9. Barbados
(2:57) 10. Ah-Leu-Cha
(2:32) 11. Constellation
(3:05) 12. Parker's Mood
(2:37) 13. Perhaps
(2:46) 14. Marmaduke
(3:07) 15. Steeplechase
(2:24) 16. Merry-Go-Round

This two-LP set, whose contents have since been reissued in various forms on CD, contains all 30 selections that the great altoist Charlie Parker cut for Savoy. Bird is heard as a sideman with Tiny Grimes and then as a leader during the famous "Ko Ko" session of 1945 and throughout 1947-48.

With a supporting cast that includes trumpeter Miles Davis, pianists Clyde Hart, Bud Powell, John Lewis and Duke Jordan and drummer Max Roach (not to mention a cameo by Dizzy Gillespie on both trumpet and piano on "Ko Ko"), Parker is heard in prime form on such classics as "Billie's Bounce," "Now's the Time," "Thriving on A Riff," "Ko Ko," "Donna Lee," "Chasin' the Bird," "Milestones," "Parker's Mood" and "Steeplechase."By Scott Yanow
https://www.allmusic.com/album/bird-the-savoy-recordings-master-takes-mw0000902994

Personnel: Alto Saxophone – Charlie Parker; Bass – Curly Russell, Nelson Boyd, Tommy Potter,Bass, Vocals – Jimmy Butts; Drums – Harold "Doc" West , Max Roach; Guitar, Vocals – Tiny Grimes; Piano – Bud Powell , Clyde Hart. Dizzy Gillespie, Duke Jordan, John Lewis; Trumpet – Miles Davis

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Charlie Parker - The Savoy 10-inch LP Collection Disc 1, 2, 3, 4

Album: The Savoy 10-inch LP Collection Disc 1
Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 2020
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 22:37
Size: 52,6 MB
Art: Front

(3:17) 1. Now's The Time
(2:35) 2. Donna Lee
(2:47) 3. Chasin' The Bird
(3:10) 4. Red Cross
(2:57) 5. Ko-Ko
(2:37) 6. Warmin' Up A Riff
(2:45) 7. Half Nelson
(2:24) 8. Sipping At Bells

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Album: The Savoy 10-inch LP Collection Disc 2
Time: 22:42
Size: 52,8 MB

(3:11) 1. Billie's Bounce
(3:00) 2. Cheryl
(2:38) 3. Milestones
(2:41) 4. Another Hair-Do
(2:58) 5. Thriving From A Riff
(2:32) 6. Buzzy
(2:53) 7. Little Willie Leaps
(2:45) 8. Klaunstance

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Album: The Savoy 10-inch LP Collection Disc 3
Time: 17:13
Size: 40,0 MB

(2:53) 1. Bluebird
(2:38) 2. Bird Gets The Worm
(3:04) 3. Parker's Mood
(3:06) 4. Steeplechase
(2:34) 5. Perhaps
(2:55) 6. Tiny's Tempo

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Album: The Savoy 10-inch LP Collection Disc 4
Time: 16:16
Size: 37,9 MB

(2:29) 1. Constellation
(2:27) 2. Merry Go Round
(3:12) 3. Confirmation
(2:30) 4. Barbados
(2:53) 5. Ah-Leu-Cha
(2:42) 6. Marmaduke

Charlie Parke is one of the most important musicians in jazz history and a household name even for people who never listen to jazz. His music is like a textbook for aspiring jazz musicians, and it still sounds modern even after more than a half century since its creation. 2020 marks the centennial of Parker's birth, and to help commemorate the anniversary, Craft Recordings has released a vinyl box set containing the first four "The New Sounds in Modern Music" series, featuring recordings from 1944-1948. Without question, this is essential listening for anyone who wants to get a taste of some of Parker's most influential sessions. As the liner notes say, these are "the breakthrough recordings that essentially defined bebop."

Of course, these recordings have been reissued many times over the years, so what makes this release so special? Well, there are a few points to consider... First, the set contains exact replicas of the Savoy 10-inch album releases. Everything is precisely reproduced down to the last detail. As the liner notes mention, the producers "intentionally left any typographical errors intact for the sake of historical, rather than factual, accuracy." Just taking these discs out of their sleeves and putting them on a turntable is an experience you can't reproduce in a digital format. Next, the sound quality is excellent. The tracks have been remastered, and each has impressive fidelity considering that they were originally recorded during the 1940s. Along with the overall sound, the songs are genuine classics. The set contains Parker standards such as "Billie's Bounce," Ko-Ko," "Now's the Time," and "Donna Lee," and he is accompanied by musicians such as Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, Max Roach and Tiny Grimes.

Finally, the set contains a booklet with excellent liner notes by Grammy-winning writer, Neil Tesser. He not only provides background information into the recordings, but also discusses Parker's continued influence on contemporary artists. Of course, some might wonder why these albums are being released on 10-inch discs rather than the more conventional 12-inch versions. Tesser explains that at the time these recordings originally came out, "the 10-inch records vastly outsold their larger cousins." Packaging the reissue albums in the original format seems to give a more authentic feel of the overall package. For jazz vinyl collectors, this set is about as cool as it gets.~ Kyle Simpler https://www.allaboutjazz.com/the-savoy-10-inch-lp-collection-charlie-parker-craft-recordings

Personnel: Charlie Parker: saxophone, alto; Miles Davis: trumpet; Dizzy Gillespie: trumpet; Bud Powell: piano; Max Roach: drums.

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Charlie Parker - Charlie Parker For Lovers

Styles: Saxophone Jazz 
Year: 2006
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 36:23
Size: 84,0 MB
Art: Front

(3:29)  1. Easy To Love
(3:23)  2. Lover Man
(3:12)  3. I Didn't Know What Time It Was
(2:51)  4. I'm In The Mood For Love
(2:58)  5. Laura
(2:41)  6. Un Poquito De Tu Amor
(3:15)  7. Everything Happens To Me
(5:07)  8. I Love Paris - Take 3 / Master
(2:46)  9. Summertime
(3:28) 10. Autumn In New York
(3:07) 11. Out Of Nowhere

As part of Verve's For Lovers series, the genius alto saxophonist Charlie Parker is spotlighted on 11 tracks recorded between 1949 and 1954. This romantic set of standards aptly highlights Bird's melancholic flight, especially on the seven tracks from Charlie Parker with Strings: "Easy to Love," "I Didn't Know What Time It Was," "Laura," "Everything Happens to Me," "Summertime," "Autumn in New York," and "Out of Nowhere." Some of Bird's sidemen on these sessions include John Lewis, Red Rodney, Hank Jones, Buddy Rich, Kenny Clarke, Walter Bishop, Jr., and Ray Brown, not to mention a full string section. While this compilation contains timeless performances, it only represents a miniscule portion of Charlie Parker's panoramic legacy. ~ Al Campbell https://www.allmusic.com/album/charlie-parker-for-lovers-mw0000426002

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Charlie Parker - Talkin' Bird

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:25
Size: 131.5 MB
Styles: Bop, Saxophone jazz
Year: 1999
Art: Front

[ 3:24] 1. Bloomdido
[ 3:24] 2. K.C. Blues
[ 2:43] 3. Tico Tico
[12:16] 4. Lester Leaps In
[ 3:21] 5. La Cucaracha
[ 3:07] 6. My Little Suede Shoes
[ 2:56] 7. Confirmation
[ 2:46] 8. Au Privave
[ 3:01] 9. Okiedoke
[ 2:38] 10. La Paloma
[ 3:03] 11. Now's The Time
[14:41] 12. Jam Blues

Part of the Verve re-issue series, TALKIN' BIRD culls 12 Parker tracks from the Norman Granz-produced sessions in the early 1950s. As one would expect from Verve, the sound quality is immaculate, and the personnel for these sessions reads like a who's who of jazz history. Thelonious Monk, Buddy Rich, Miles Davis, Max Roach, Roy Eldridge, Lester Young, Johnny Hodges, Ben Webster, and Oscar Peterson all put in appearances, and Bird's playing seems even freer, more fiery, and more precise than ever in such company.

On five cuts, including one with Machito and His Afro-Cuban Orchestra, TALKIN' BIRD emphasizes Parker's penchant for Latin inflections. Such classics as "KC Blues" and "Lester Leaps In" (imagine-Pres and Bird on the same song!) are included for good measure. Like most of the Verve re-issues, the packaging and liner notes target a younger audience, championing the music as just as fresh, innovative and, incendiary today as it was when it was created. Nothing could be truer. ~AMG

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Various - A Life In Time: The Roy Haynes Story (2 parts)

The litany of names that drummer Roy Haynes has worked with in his half-century long career reads like a history of modern jazz, and includes such undeniable luminaries as Lester Young, Bud Powell, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Eric Dolphy, Stan Getz, Jackie McLean, Chick Corea, Alice Coltrane, and John Coltrane, all of whom are represented on this three-disc (there is a fourth DVD disc that adds interviews and videos of live shows) survey of Haynes' musical life and times. Spanning 1949 through 2006, at 37 tracks this set only begins to scratch the surface of what Haynes has contributed to jazz, of course, but it is both an ideal starting point and a capsule survey of those contributions. A must for fans and those in the know, but even the most casual listener will be impressed.

Album: A Life In Time: The Roy Haynes Story Part 1
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 86:28
Size: 197.9 MB
Styles: Bop
Year: 2007

[2:26] 1. Lester Young - Ding Dong
[3:00] 2. Bud Powell - Bouncin' With Bud
[3:02] 3. Charlie Parker - My Little Suede Shoes
[2:21] 4. Miles Davis - Morpheus
[2:50] 5. Miles Davis - Down
[2:30] 6. Sonny Rollins - I Know
[4:54] 7. Charlie Parker - I'll Walk Alone
[2:38] 8. Sarah Vaughan - Shulie A Bop
[3:32] 9. Nat Adderley - Two Brothers
[2:38] 10. Sarah Vaughan - How High The Moon
[4:20] 11. Roy Haynes - Reflection
[9:27] 12. Thelonious Monk Quartet - Rhythm A Ning
[3:49] 13. Etta Jones - Don't Go To Strangers
[5:41] 14. Eric Dolphy Quintet - On Green Dolphin Street
[2:28] 15. Stan Getz - I'm Late, I'm Late
[8:44] 16. Oliver Nelson - Stolen Moments
[4:40] 17. Roy Haynes Quartet - Long Wharf
[4:07] 18. Roy Haynes Quartet - Snap Crackle
[9:03] 19. Jackie Mclean - Esoteric
[4:09] 20. John Coltrane Quartet - After The Rain

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Album: A Life In Time: The Roy Haynes Story Part 2
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 127:03
Size: 290.8 MB
Styles: Bop
Year: 2007
Art: Front

[ 6:53] 1. Andrew Hill - Black Fire
[ 7:53] 2. Jack Dejohnette - Poppa Daddy And Me
[ 6:27] 3. Chick Corea - Matrix
[11:41] 4. Alice Coltrane - Transfiguration
[ 3:02] 5. Michel Petrucciani - Little Peace In C For U
[ 6:22] 6. Gary Burton - Question And Answer
[17:20] 7. John Coltrane - My Favorite Things
[ 4:35] 8. Roy Haynes - James
[ 4:24] 9. Roy Haynes - Equipoise
[ 7:15] 10. Roy Haynes - After Sunrise
[ 7:01] 11. Roy Haynes - My Heart Belongs To Daddy
[ 5:55] 12. Roy Haynes - Vistalite
[ 6:43] 13. Roy Haynes - Water Children
[ 7:36] 14. Roy Haynes - Brown Skin Girl
[ 8:19] 15. Roy Haynes - Greensleeves
[ 6:53] 16. Roy Haynes & The Fountain Of Youth Band - Hippidy Hop
[ 8:37] 17. Roy Haynes & The Fountain Of Youth Band - Segment

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Charlie Parker - Big Band

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 67:12
Size: 153.9 MB
Styles: Bop, Saxophone jazz
Year: 1953/1999
Art: Front

[3:34] 1. Temptation
[3:28] 2. Autumn In New York
[3:09] 3. Lover
[2:59] 4. Stella By Starlight
[3:16] 5. Dancing In The Dark (With Studio Chatter)
[2:49] 6. Night And Day
[3:10] 7. I Can't Get Started
[2:36] 8. What Is This Thing Called Love
[2:33] 9. Almost Like Being In Love
[3:09] 10. Laura
[3:28] 11. In The Still Of The Night
[3:38] 12. Old Folks
[2:38] 13. If I Love Again
[3:53] 14. In The Still Of The Night
[3:32] 15. In The Still Of The Night
[3:36] 16. In The Still Of The Night
[4:11] 17. Old Folks
[3:37] 18. Old Folks
[3:41] 19. Old Folks
[1:26] 20. In The Still Of The Night
[0:45] 21. In The Still Of The Night
[0:46] 22. Old Folks
[0:39] 23. Old Folks
[0:29] 24. Old Folks

A reissue of the original 1952 Clef recording session, this is one of the few instances in Charlie Parker's later career where he played with something other than a small bebop group. Under contract at the time to Clef's Norman Granz, Parker was encouraged by the label to make recordings that took him out of his familiar settings and put him in with string arrangements, Latin rhythms, and larger band formats. This recording is the result of one of these experiments. Though Joe Lipman's arrangements are stellar, the musicians assembled for the sessions are an odd mix of pop-oriented big-band players and improvisers. The album also suffers from the pop orientation of the songs themselves: solos are kept short, and songs limited to a three-minute length that was both radio-friendly and compatible with the 78-rpm format. But when Parker does solo, it is just as magical as any of his earlier recordings. The songs also have a sweet smoothness to them that makes them eminently enjoyable. This record is not perfect, but it still musters up moments of brilliance. The reissue is even more fascinating than the original, containing 10 bonus tracks which are alternative takes of the top singles on the album. ~Stacia Proefrock

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Charlie Parker - Bird After Dark

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 55:58
Size: 128.1 MB
Styles: Bop, Saxophone jazz
Year: 2002
Art: Front

[2:47] 1. All The Things You Are
[3:23] 2. Lover Man
[3:10] 3. This Is Always
[3:21] 4. Embraceable You
[3:07] 5. My Old Flame
[3:46] 6. Out Of Nowhere
[2:46] 7. Don't Blame Me
[3:28] 8. How Deep Is The Ocean
[8:57] 9. Slow Boat To China
[3:17] 10. Out Of Nowhere
[2:56] 11. How High The Moon
[5:00] 12. White Christmas
[4:36] 13. East Of The Sun
[2:07] 14. These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You
[3:10] 15. Goodbye

Bird After Dark combines tracks off several of alto saxophonist Charlie Parker's various Savoy label sessions, including Newly Discovered Sides and Bird at the Roost: The Savoy Years, Vol. 1. Given that these albums go in and out of print, this budget compilation seems like an acceptable addition to Parker's catalog -- though diehards will still want to seek out the original albums. ~Matt Collar

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Charlie Parker - Bird OST

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 40:42
Size: 93.2 MB
Styles: Soundtrack, Bop, Saxophone jazz
Year: 1988/2002
Art: Front

[4:38] 1. Lester Leaps In
[4:25] 2. I Can't Believe That You're In Love with Me
[3:30] 3. Laura
[3:37] 4. All of Me
[3:33] 5. This Time the Dream's On Me
[4:18] 6. Ko Ko
[2:10] 7. Cool Blues
[3:18] 8. April In Paris
[3:19] 9. Now's the Time
[4:42] 10. Ornithology
[3:07] 11. Parker's Mood

Through the miracle of modern technology and countless hours of studio toil, producer Lennie Niehaus matches original solos by alto sax titan Charlie "Bird" Parker with accompaniment by modern players. The sidemen playing with the long-dead legend include bassists Ron Carter and Ray Brown, drummer John Guerin, and trumpeter Jon Faddis. It's a treat to hear Bird's brilliance in crystal-clear stereo, although the too-loud crowd noise from the original recordings on four of the 11 tracks is disconcerting. The soundtrack is from a celluloid tribute by jazz fan Clint Eastwood. ~Mark Allan

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Fats Navarro - Fats Blows 1946-1949

Styles: Trumpet Jazz
Year: 1991
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 70:54
Size: 166,1 MB
Art: Front

(2:53)  1. Dance Of The Infidels
(2:49)  2. 52nd St. Theme
(5:34)  3. Double Talk
(2:35)  4. Move
(2:41)  5. Hollerin' And Screamin'
(2:54)  6. The Tadd Walk
(3:09)  7. Jumpin' For Jane
(2:50)  8. Lady Bird
(2:53)  9. Goin' To Minton's
(2:45) 10. Nostalgia
(2:25) 11. Eb Pob
(2:59) 12. Our Delight
(3:16) 13. Bouncing With Bud
(3:04) 14. Wail
(3:05) 15. Symphonette
(3:07) 16. Boperation
(2:49) 17. Fats Blows
(4:02) 18. Stop
(2:52) 19. Sid's Delight
(2:53) 20. Jahbero
(2:57) 21. The Skink
(2:59) 22. The Squirrel
(3:13) 23. Groovin' High

A 23-track overview of Fats' brief moments of brilliance in the jazz skyline. The groups are varied, as was Navarro's wont, featuring such luminaries as Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Tadd Dameron, Leo Parker, Art Blakey, Howard McGhee, Bud Powell, Sonny Rollins, Kenny Clarke, Milt Jackson, and Fats' idol, Charlie Parker. Navarro was a brilliant musician, done in by drugs and tuberculosis. This disc gives you an idea of how tragic his loss was to the jazz world. ~ Cub Koda http://www.allmusic.com/album/fats-blows-1946-1949-mw0000051021

Personnel includes: Fats Navarro (trumpet); Leo Parker (alto & baritone saxophones); Charlie Parker, Ernie Henry, Budd Johson, Sahib Shihab, Ernie Henry (alto saxophone); Eddie Davis, Charlie Rouse, Don Lamphere, Allen Eager, Coleman Hawkins, Dexter Gordon, Sonny Rollins, Wardell Gray (tenor saxophone); Cecil Payne, Marion De Veta (baritone saxophone); Howard McGhee (trumpet); Kai Winding (trombone); Milt Jackson (vibraphone); Al Haig, Tadd Dameron, Lennie Tristano, Linton Garner, Bud Powell (piano); Huey Long, Billy Bauer, Chuck Wayne (guitar); Gene Ramey, Curley Russell, Nelson Boyd, Tommy Potter, Jimmy Johnson, Jack Lesberg (bass); Denzil Best, Kenny Clarke, Art Blakey, Shadow Wilson, Buddy Rich, Max Roach, Roy Haynes (drums); Chano Pozo, Diego Ibarra (bongos); Vidal Bolado (conga).

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Charlie Parker - The Platinum Collection

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 74:49
Size: 171.3 MB
Styles: Bop, Saxophone jazz
Year: 2011
Art: Front

[3:16] 1. Lover Man
[3:11] 2. My Old Flame
[3:33] 3. Star Eyes
[2:58] 4. Ornithology
[2:41] 5. Bird's Nest
[3:36] 6. Just Friends
[2:50] 7. Dizzy Atmosphere
[3:22] 8. Embreaceable You
[4:03] 9. Out Of Nowhere
[3:02] 10. Parker's Mood
[3:04] 11. Hot House
[2:46] 12. Don't Blame
[3:01] 13. Moose The Mooche
[2:38] 14. Yardbird Suite
[2:45] 15. Groovin' High
[2:57] 16. Scrapple From The Apple
[3:15] 17. Billie's Bounce
[3:11] 18. A Night In Tunisia
[3:00] 19. Relaxin' At Camarillo
[3:07] 20. Cool Blues
[3:00] 21. Ko-Ko
[2:58] 22. Cheryl
[3:10] 23. Bird Of Paradise
[3:15] 24. Now's The Time

Legendary jazz musician Charlie Parker was born Charles Christopher Parker Jr. on August 29, 1920, in Kansas City, Kansas. His father, Charles Parker, was an African-American stage entertainer, and his mother, Addie Parker, was a maid-charwoman of Native-American heritage. An only child, Charlie moved with his parents to Kansas City, Missouri when he was 7 years old. At the time, the city was a lively center for African-American music, including jazz, blues and gospel.

Charlie discovered his own talent for music through taking lessons at public schools. As a teen, he played the baritone horn in the school band. By the time Charlie was 15, the alto saxophone was his instrument of choice. (Charlie's mother had given him a saxophone a few years prior, to help cheer him up after his father had abandoned the family.) While still in school, Charlie started playing with bands on the local club scene. He was so enamored of playing the sax that, in 1935, he decided to drop out of school in pursuit of a full-time musical career.

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Jay McShann - Blues From Kansas City

Styles: Jazz, Big Band, Swing
Year: 1992
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:21
Size: 150,5 MB
Art: Front

(2:39)  1. Swingmatism
(2:56)  2. Hootie Blues
(2:57)  3. Dexter Blues
(2:36)  4. Vine Street Boogie
(2:53)  5. Confessin' The Blues
(2:40)  6. Hold 'Em Hootie
(3:04)  7. One Woman's Man
(2:56)  8. 'Fore Day Rider
(2:39)  9. So You Won't Jump
(3:05) 10. New Confessin' The Blues
(2:56) 11. Red River Blues
(2:47) 12. Baby Heart Blues
(2:32) 13. Cryin' Won't Make Me Stay
(2:43) 14. Hootie's Ignorant Oil
(2:57) 15. Lonely Boy Blues
(3:04) 16. Get Me On Your Mind
(3:02) 17. The Jumpin' Blues
(3:09) 18. Sepian Bounce
(3:09) 19. Say Forward, I'll March
(3:21) 20. Wrong Neighborhood
(3:05) 21. Hometown Blues

This CD surpasses all former collections of pianist Jay McShann's early recordings, for it is comprised of every commercial side made by McShann during 1941-1943, including 11 delightful, if rarely heard, trio and quartet numbers (featuring McShann, bassist Gene Ramey, and drummer Gus Johnson), along with four lesser-known vocals by the limited but talented Walter Brown that are normally skipped. The result is as complete a musical picture of Jay McShann's early piano style and his orchestra (at least how they sounded in the studios) as is possible. Altoist Charlie Parker has five influential if brief solos (best is "Sepian Bounce") and trumpeters Orville Minor and Buddy Anderson, altoist John Jackson, and Paul Quinichette on tenor also have their spots. However, McShann is clearly the main star of this definitive set by the last of the great Kansas City swing big bands. Highly recommended. ~ Scott Yanow http://www.allmusic.com/album/blues-from-kansas-city-mw0000081286

Personnel: Jay McShann (piano), Walter Brown (vocals), Charlie Parker (alto saxophone), Buddy Anderson (trumpet), Al Hibbler.

Blues From Kansas City

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Charlie Parker - Newly Discovered Sides By The Immortal Charlie Parker

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 46:15
Size: 105.9 MB
Styles: Saxophone jazz
Year: 1993/2009
Art: Front

[5:22] 1. 52nd Street Theme
[4:44] 2. A Night In Tunisia
[3:56] 3. Slow Boat To China
[5:00] 4. Groovin' High
[4:42] 5. Big Foot
[4:23] 6. Hot House
[3:18] 7. Out Of Nowhere
[5:05] 8. Oop-Bop-Sh'bam
[4:38] 9. East Of The Sun
[5:02] 10. Jumpin' With Symphony Sid Be-Bop

Alto Saxophone – Charlie Parker; Bass – Tommy Porter; Drums – Max Roach; Tenor Saxophone – Lucky Thompson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham, Miles Davis; Vibraphone – Milt Jackson.

These are radio show transcriptions from 1948-49, when Parker ruled at Manhattan's Royal Roost joint. Although the recording quality isn't superb, some of the tracks come off really well. Charlie plays with a very young Miles Davis on trumpet. Max Roach is the drummer on some tunes, Tadd Dameron is on piano and Milt Jackson makes a guest appearance.

Charlie was born in KC in 1920, got his professional start there as a teen, and was buried there 34 years later after shaking up jazz in a major way. ~William E. Adams

Newly Discovered Sides By The Immortal Charlie Parker

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Various - The Complete Cole Porter Songbooks (3-Disc Set)

This is not and cannot be the Complete Cole Porter Songbooks, but it's a marvelous collection of 48 timeless jazz interpretations drawn from the Verve catalog. Recorded between 1951 and 1988, these standards, ballads and show tunes are rendered by some 15 vocalists, many of whom appear twice, and about 13 instrumental groups. In addition to the usual suspects (Ella, Louis, Sarah, Dinah, and Lady Day) there are fine performances by Abbey Lincoln, Anita O'Day, Billy Eckstine, Mel Tormé, Blossom Dearie, Shirley Horn, Betty Carter, Helen Merrill, Morgana King and Fred Astaire. The instrumentalists -- and this is most fulfilling because Cole Porter's music is an essential strand in the DNA of swing, bop, and mainstream jazz -- include Ben Webster, Sonny Stitt, Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Clifford Brown, Stan Getz, Al Cohn, Art Tatum, Oscar Peterson, Bud Powell, Bill Evans, Tal Farlow, and Jim Hall. That makes this a portable jazz library of considerable potency, pungency and depth. Also quite valuable as a tool for learning and appreciating some of Porter's very best songs. First prize for both artistic magnitude and friendly intimacy goes to Louis Armstrong and Oscar Peterson for their fabulously relaxed, nearly nine-minute rendition of "Let's Do It, Let's Fall in Love." ~arwulf arwulf

Album: The Complete Cole Porter Songbooks (Disc 1)
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 67:04
Size: 153.6 MB
Styles: Easy Listening, Jazz
Year: 1990

[5:26] 1. Dinah Washington - I've Got You Under My Skin
[3:50] 2. Shirley Horn - Love For Sale
[8:41] 3. Louis Armstrong - Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love)
[3:20] 4. Ella Fitzgerald - Anything Goes
[2:54] 5. Mel Tormé - What Is This Thing Called Love
[4:17] 6. Helen Merrill - You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
[2:27] 7. Oscar Peterson Trio - At Long Last Love
[1:57] 8. Anita O'day - I Love You
[4:01] 9. Louis Armstrong - Just One Of Those Things
[2:42] 10. Sarah Vaughan - It's De-Lovely
[2:48] 11. The Russell Garcia Orchestra - Always True To You In My Fashion
[2:42] 12. Fred Astaire - I Concentrate On You
[6:17] 13. Dinah Washington - I Get A Kick Out Of You
[3:47] 14. Billy Eckstine - In The Still Of The Night
[2:59] 15. Billie Holiday - Easy To Love
[3:03] 16. Ella Fitzgerald - Night And Day
[5:47] 17. Betty Carter - Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye

The Complete Cole Porter Songbooks (Disc 1)

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Album: The Complete Cole Porter Songbooks (Disc 2)
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 55:41
Size: 127.5 MB
Styles: Easy Listening, Jazz
Year: 1990

[4:16] 1. Louis Armstrong - I Get A Kick Out Of You
[2:52] 2. Anita O'day - My Heart Belongs To Daddy
[3:10] 3. Ella Fitzgerald - I've Got You Under My Skin
[3:02] 4. Helen Merrill - How's The World Treating You
[4:23] 5. Dinah Washington - So In Love
[2:44] 6. Mel Tormé - Too Darn Hot
[2:29] 7. Sarah Vaughan - Just One Of Those Things
[2:49] 8. Shirley Horn - Get Out Of Town
[2:55] 9. Billie Holiday - Love For Sale
[3:09] 10. Anita O'day - From This Moment On
[4:56] 11. Fred Astaire - Night And Day
[2:37] 12. Blossom Dearie - Give Him The Ooh-La-La
[3:14] 13. Morgana King - Ev'rything I Love
[3:53] 14. Ella Fitzgerald - Miss Otis Regrets
[3:29] 15. Helen Merrill - All Of You
[2:29] 16. Louis Armstrong - You're The Top
[3:04] 17. Betty Carter - Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love

The Complete Cole Porter Songbooks (Disc 2)

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Album: The Complete Cole Porter Songbooks (Disc 3)
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 64:08
Size: 146.8 MB
Styles: Easy Listening, Jazz
Year: 1990
Art: Front

[2:35] 1. Charlie Parker - What Is This Thing Called Love
[4:57] 2. Al Cohn - Love For Sale
[2:53] 3. Art Tatum - Begin The Beguine
[5:58] 4. Dizzy Gillespie - My Heart Belongs To Daddy
[4:49] 5. Max Roach Sextet - Get Out Of Town
[4:43] 6. Sonny Stitt - Easy To Love
[7:36] 7. Max Roach Quintet - I Get A Kick Out Of You
[6:44] 8. Stan Getz - Night And Day
[3:48] 9. Bud Powell - Just One Of Those Things
[4:15] 10. Coleman Hawkins - You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
[5:08] 11. Tal Farlow Trio - Anything Goes
[2:35] 12. All Star Big Band - I Love You
[3:21] 13. Jim Hall - I've Got You Under My Skin
[4:41] 14. Max Roach Sextet - I Concentrate On You

The Complete Cole Porter Songbooks (Disc 3)

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Charlie Parker And His Orchestra - Swedish Schnapps

Styles: Saxophone Jazz

Year: 1951

File: MP3@320K/s

Time: 52:31

Size: 126,6 MB

Art: Front

(2:40)  1. Si Si

(3:17)  2. Swedish Schnapps (alternate take)

(3:13)  3. Swedish Schnapps

(2:39)  4. Back Home Blues (alternate take)

(2:50)  5. Back Home Blues

(3:26)  6. Lover Man

(2:49)  7. Blues For Alice

(2:41)  8. Au Privave (alternate take)

(2:45)  9. Au Privave

(3:12) 10. She Rote (alternate take)

(3:08) 11. She Rote

(3:27) 12. K. C. Blues

(3:42) 13. Star Eyes

(3:22) 14. Segment

(3:18) 15. Diverse

(2:57) 16. Passport (rare)

(2:59) 17. Passport (common)

Musicians like to observe that for all his notoriety as the wellspring of bebop, Charlie "Bird" Parker's music was loaded with the blues. Swedish Schnapps is as good a place as any to make that connection with Parker's music, including as it does two of his most enduring bop heads based on the blues, "Au Privave" and "Blues For Alice." While you wouldn't mistake either composition for a Muddy Waters tune, both relate Bird's off-kilter accents and serpentine melodicism at walking tempos that let you hear what's actually going by, instead of leaving you astonished but bemused. To really drive the point home, there's "K.C. Blues," which finds the altoist at his hollerin' best, and "Lover Man," certainly one of the bluesiest 32-bar standards around. http://www.allmusic.com/album/swedish-schnapps-mw0000265091

Personnel: Charlie Parker (alto saxophone); Kenny Dorham, Miles Davis, Red Rodney (trumpet); Al Haig, John Lewis, Walter Bishop (piano); Ray Brown, Teddy Kotick, Tommy Potter (bass); Max Roach, Kenny Clarke (drums).

Swedish Schnapps

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Charlie Parker Quartet - Now's the Time

Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 1957
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 39:17
Size: 94,9 MB
Art: Front

(3:01)  1. The Song is You
(2:49)  2. Laird Baird
(3:03)  3. Kim
(3:02)  4. Kim (Alternate Take)
(3:08)  5. Cosmic Rays
(3:20)  6. Cosmic Rays (Alternate Take)
(3:08)  7. Chi-Chi
(2:45)  8. Chi-Chi (Alternate Take 1)
(2:41)  9. Chi-Chi (Alternate Take 2)
(3:06) 10. Chi-Chi (Alternate Take 3)
(3:07) 11. I Remember You
(3:05) 12. Now's the Time
(2:57) 13. Confirmation

Now's the Time captures Charlie Parker during one of his peak recording periods. The personnel of Hank Jones, Al Haig, Percy Heath, Teddy Kotick, and Max Roach all contribute immeasurably to this classic session. There are numerous outtakes, which offers a fascinating analysis of Parker's improvisations, as well as classics such as "Song Is You," "Laird Baird," "Kim," and "Now's the Time." What makes this session extra special is the excellent recording quality that too many of his early recordings, brilliant as they are, suffered from. Hearing the clarity of each player contributes to one of bebop's best sessions. This is essential music. ~ Robert Taylor http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-genius-of-charlie-parker-vol-3-nows-the-time-mw0000904953

Personnel:  Charlie Parker - Alto Saxophone;  Hank Jones – Piano; Teddy Kotick – Bass; Max Roach – Drums;  Al Haig – Piano;  Percy Heath - Bass

Now's the Time

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Various - Down At The Jazz Club (2-Disc Set)

A jazz club is a venue where the primary entertainment is the performance of live jazz music. Jazz clubs are usually a type of nightclub or bar, which is licensed to sell alcoholic beverages. Jazz clubs were in large rooms in the eras of Orchestral jazz and big band jazz, when bands were large and often augmented by a string section. Large rooms were also more common in the Swing era, because at that time, jazz was popular as a dance music, so the dancers needed space to move. With the transition to 1940s-era styles like Bebop and later styles such as soul jazz, small combos of musicians such as quartets and trios were mostly used, and the music became more of a music to listen to, rather than a form of dance music. As a result, smaller clubs with small stages became practical.

In the 2000s, jazz clubs may be found in the basements of larger residential buildings, in storefront locations or in the upper floors of retail businesses. They can be rather small compared to other music venues, such as rock music clubs, reflecting the intimate atmosphere of jazz shows and long-term decline in popular interest in jazz.[1] Despite being called "clubs", these venues are usually not exclusive. Some clubs, however, have a cover charge if a live band is playing. Some jazz clubs host "jam sessions" after hours or on early evenings of the week. At jam sessions, both professional musicians and advanced amateurs will typically share the stage.

Album: Down At The Jazz Cluib (Disc 1)
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 70:45
Size: 161.9 MB
Styles: Assorted styles
Year: 2014
Art: Front

[ 9:15] 1. Tommy Flanagan - Birdsong
[12:15] 2. Grant Green - Windjammer
[ 3:48] 3. Gerry Mulligan Quartet - Poinciana
[10:24] 4. Pat Martino - El Hombre
[ 8:15] 5. Sonny Rollins - A Night In Tunisia
[ 8:44] 6. Eric Dolphy - God Bless The Child
[ 3:36] 7. Charlie Parker - Light Green
[ 8:29] 8. Gene Harris - Put On Train
[ 3:49] 9. Buddy Rich - Buddy Buddy
[ 2:05] 10. Mark Taylor - No Trouble Livin'

Down At The Jazz Club (Disc 1)

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Album: Down At The Jazz Club (Disc 2)
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 101:21
Size: 232.0 MB
Styles: Assorted styles
Year: 2014
Art: Front

[12:02] 1. Elvin Jones - New Breed
[ 4:45] 2. Cannonball Adderley - What Is This Thing Called Love
[ 6:53] 3. Clifford Brown - Wee Dot
[ 9:29] 4. Kenny Dorham - K.D.'s Blues
[ 8:16] 5. Ornette Coleman Trio - Morning Song
[ 7:18] 6. Mel Lewis - Don't Git Sassy
[17:21] 7. Dexter Gordon - Easy Living
[ 5:37] 8. Charlie Hunter Quartet - Lively Up Yourself
[19:24] 9. Freddie Hubbard - Walkin'
[10:09] 10. Dr. Lonnie Smith - Layin' In The Cut

Down At The Jazz Club (Disc 2)

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Charlie Parker - Now's The Time

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 48:01
Size: 109.9 MB
Styles: Bop, Saxophone jazz
Year: 1957/2009
Art: Front

[2:53] 1. Koko [original Take 2]
[3:06] 2. Now's The Time
[2:58] 3. Thriving On A Riff [new Take 1]
[3:04] 4. Billie's Bounce
[2:30] 5. Donna Lee
[2:59] 6. Chasin' The Bird
[3:01] 7. Cheryl
[2:41] 8. Buzzy
[2:37] 9. Another Hair Dp
[2:52] 10. Baluebird
[2:59] 11. Bird Gets The Worm
[2:33] 12. Barbados
[2:30] 13. Constellation
[3:26] 14. Parker's Mood
[2:16] 15. Perhaps
[3:03] 16. Steeplechase
[2:24] 17. Merry-Go-Round

Now's the Time captures Charlie Parker during one of his peak recording periods. The personnel of Hank Jones, Al Haig, Percy Heath, Teddy Kotick, and Max Roach all contribute immeasurably to this classic session. There are numerous outtakes, which offers a fascinating analysis of Parker's improvisations, as well as classics such as "Song Is You," "Laird Baird," "Kim," and "Now's the Time." What makes this session extra special is the excellent recording quality that too many of his early recordings, brilliant as they are, suffered from. Hearing the clarity of each player contributes to one of bebop's best sessions. This is essential music. ~Robert Taylor

Now's The Time

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Various - Timeless: Savoy 60th Anniversary (2-Disc Set)

Savoy Jazz marks its 60th anniversary with this double-disc compilation of the early pioneers of bebop. This classic collection features some of the first recordings by such bebop masters as Charlie Parker, Dexter Gordon, Miles Davis, and Stan Getz, among others, playing their classic repertoire of the '40s and '50s. These 32 compositions are also among those that helped to establish and solidify this newly introduced style of jazz in the hearts and souls of many swing and big-band followers around the globe, despite the early thumbs-down given by jazz purists of that decade. Titled Savoy 60th Anniversary: Timeless, the CDs feature state-of-the-art transfers from the actual acetate and tape masters created by these legendary artists at the original historic recording sessions. Listeners can now fully realize such great songs as "Parker's Mood," "Bohemia After Dark," and Little Jimmy Scott's first big record, "When Did You Leave Heaven?," in their finest quality available to date. A best buy for jazz history buffs. ~Paula Edelstein

Album: Timeless: Savoy 60th Anniversary (Disc 1)

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s

Time: 60:38

Size: 138.8 MB

Styles: Jazz/ZBlues/R&B/Vocal

Year: 2002/2010

[3:01] 1. Charlie Parker - Parker's Mood [original Take 3]

[3:04] 2. Dexter Gordon - Long Tall Dexter

[2:20] 3. Charlie Parker - Sipping At Bells [original Take 2]

[5:38] 4. Dizzy Gillespie - The Champ

[2:35] 5. Stan Getz - Don't Worry 'bout Me

[2:51] 6. The Be Bop Boys - Bebop In Pastel [take 3]

[2:17] 7. Stan Getz - Fat Girl

[3:16] 8. 8. Lennie Tristano - Master

[2:37] 9. Art Pepper - These Foolish Things

[3:53] 10. Kai Winding - Bernie's Tune

[6:17] 11. Charles Mingus - Tea For Two

[6:03] 12. Adderley Brothers - Bohemia After Dark

[7:46] 13. Donald Byrd - Star Eyes

[4:24] 14. Lee Morgan - P.S. I Love You

[4:30] 15. John Coltrane - B.J

Timeless: Savoy 60th Anniversary (Disc 1)

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Album: Timeless: Savoy 60th Anniversary (Disc 2)

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s

Time: 50:18

Size: 115.2 MB

Styles: Jazz/Blues/R&B/Vocal

Year: 2010

Art: Front

[3:14] 1. Lester Young - Jump Lester Jump

[3:14] 2. Charlie Parker - Now's The Time

[3:05] 3. Billy Eckstine - Oop Bop Sh'bam

[3:02] 4. Ben Webster - I Surrender, Dear

[2:58] 5. Illinois Jacquet - Illinois Goes To Chicago

[2:47] 6. Big Jay Mcneely - Deacon's Hop

[3:07] 7. Paul Hucklebuck Williams - The Hucklebuck

[2:57] 8. Hal Singer - Cornbread

[3:10] 9. George Shearing - Moon Over Miami

[2:29] 10. Erroll Garner - The Goodbye

[2:50] 11. Marian Mcpartland - Love Is Here To Stay

[2:54] 12. Milt Jackson - 'round Midnight

[3:15] 13. Eddie Jefferson - Body And Soul

[2:36] 14. Joe Williams - Every Day I Have The Blues

[2:54] 15. Gene Ammons - Trav'lin' Light

[3:15] 16. Little Jimmy Scott - When Did You Leave Heaven

[2:25] 17. Big Maybelle - Say It Isn't So

Timeless: Savoy 60th Anniversary (Disc 2)

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Charlie Parker - Confirmation: The Best Of The Verve Years (2-Disc Set)

This two-CD collection brings the best of Charlie Parker's Verve recordings. The Verve sessions were recorded under the influence of impresario Norman Granz, who put Parker into a wide range of settings (quartet, big band, strings, and even a woodwind quintet with vocals are included here), playing both Parker originals as well as popular songs of the day. These are not the pared-down, blistering performances of the Savoy and Dial sessions; however, they are quite remarkable in that they reveal the astonishing breadth of Parker's musical genius. A voracious talent, he shines brilliantly in every setting. The joy in this collection is getting to hear his bright ideas in such a range of musical situations. ~Michael Monhart

Album: Confirmation: The Best Of The Verve Years (Disc 1)
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 66:09
Size: 151.4 MB
Styles: Saxophone jazz
Year: 1995
Art: Front

[ 3:29] 1. Just Friends
[ 3:13] 2. Swedish Schnapps
[ 2:43] 3. Laird Baird
[ 3:23] 4. K.C. Blues
[ 3:05] 5. April In Paris
[ 2:56] 6. Laura
[10:31] 7. Embraceable You
[ 2:55] 8. Ballade
[ 2:37] 9. Au Privave
[ 2:56] 10. The Song Is You
[ 2:53] 11. Mango Mangue
[ 2:58] 12. Confirmation
[ 3:18] 13. Segment
[ 3:08] 14. She Rote
[ 2:57] 15. Kim
[ 3:21] 16. In The Still Of The Night
[ 3:33] 17. Star Eyes
[ 6:03] 18. How High The Moon

Confirmation: The Best Of The Verve Years (Disc 1)

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Album: Confirmation: The Best Of The Verve Years (Disc 2)
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 66:51
Size: 153.0 MB
Styles: Saxophone jazz
Year: 1995
Art: Front

[ 3:07] 1. Cardboard
[ 3:11] 2. I Didn't Know What Time It Was
[11:04] 3. Oh, Lady Be Good
[ 3:07] 4. I Can't Get Started
[ 3:21] 5. Lover Man
[13:26] 6. Funky Blues
[ 3:33] 7. Old Folks
[ 2:59] 8. Now's The Time
[ 2:43] 9. Tico-Tico
[ 2:35] 10. What Is This Thing Called Love
[ 2:45] 11. Blues For Alice
[ 2:28] 12. Leap Frog
[ 3:23] 13. Bloomdido
[ 3:02] 14. My Little Suede Shoes
[ 3:02] 15. Chi-Chi
[ 2:58] 16. Repetition

Confirmation: The Best Of The Verve Years (Disc 2)

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