The complete Dial masters / Charlie Parker.
By: Parker, Charlie [performer]
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Contributor(s): Gillespie, Dizzy [instrumentalist]
| Davis, Miles [instrumentalist]
| McGhee, Howard [instrumentalist]
| Johnson, J. J [instrumentalist]
| Wilson, Teddy [performer]
| Norvo, Red [instrumentalist]
| Kessel, Barney [instrumentalist]
| Potter, Tommy [instrumentalist]
| Roach, Max [performer]
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Material type:
MusicPublisher: United States : Bird's Nest, [2020]Description: 2 audio discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in.Content type: performed music Media type: audio Carrier type: audio discSubject(s): Jazz -- 1941-1950| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General lending | MTU Cork School of Music Library CD | CD-JZ/PAR-COM2 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 00208107 |
CD1. Diggin' Diz -- Moose the Mooche -- Yardbird suite -- Ornithology -- A night in Tunisia -- Max is making wax -- Lover man -- The gypsy -- Be-bop -- This is always -- Dark shadows -- Bird's nest -- Cool blues -- Relaxin' at Camarillo -- Cheers -- Carvin' the bird -- Stupendous -- Dexterity -- Bongo bop -- Dewey Square -- The Hymn -- All th thing you are -- Embraceable you -- Bird feathers -- Klact-oveeseds-tene -- Scrapple from the Apple.
CD2. My old flame -- Out of nowhere -- Don't blame me -- Drifting on a reed -- Quasimodo -- Charlie's wig -- Bongo beep -- Crazeology -- How deep is the ocean? -- Hallelujah -- Get happy -- Slam slam blues -- Congo blues -- Blues # 1 -- Blues # 2 -- Yardbird suite -- Lullaby in rhythm # 1 -- Lullaby in rhythm # 2 -- 's wonderful [aka Home cookin' I] -- Cherokee [aka Home cookin' II] -- I got rhythm [aka Home cookin' III] -- Takin' off -- 20th century blues -- The street beat -- What more can a woman do? -- I'd rather have a memory than a dream -- Mean to me
Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Howard McGhee, trumpets ; J.J. Johnson, trombone ; Teddy Wilson, piano ; Red Norvo, vibraphone ; Barney Kessel, guitar, ; Tommy Potter, bass ; Max Roach, drums.
Recorded in Glendale and Hollywood, California between 1945-1947.
Compact discs.