Charlie Parker: The Complete Dial Masters
The Complete Dial Masters
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- Label: Bird's Nest, 1945-47
- Erscheinungstermin: 17.4.2020
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• Centennial Celebration Collection 1920-2020 - anlässlich des 100. Geburtstages von Charlie Parker
• inklusive ausführlichem Booklet und aktualisierter Liner Notes!
• digital remastered
• 2-CD-Set
Alto saxophonist Charlie Parker (1920-1955) was among the most influential jazz artists ever, and one of the few indisputable geniuses of his time. This set presents the complete master takes from his recording sessions for Ross Russell’s Dial label. Included here are some of Bird’s most admired sides, such as “A Night in Tunisia”, “Cool Blues” and “All the Things You Are”, as well as the troubled “Lover Man” session, after which the saxophonist suffered a mental breakdown.
The masters from a 1945 Red Norvo date (Bird’s only existing encounter with pianist Teddy Wilson, reissued on Dial) are also contained here. Also issued on Dial was the so-called “HomeCooking” date, an amateur recording made right after Bird left the Camarillo psychiatric hospital (the session is presented here in its entirety, including the complete version of “I Got Rhythm”.
As a bonus, we have added two additional complete Charlie Parker sessions from the same period, which were originally issued under the names of Sir Charles Thompson and Sarah Vaughan.
• inklusive ausführlichem Booklet und aktualisierter Liner Notes!
• digital remastered
• 2-CD-Set
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Alto saxophonist Charlie Parker (1920-1955) was among the most influential jazz artists ever, and one of the few indisputable geniuses of his time. This set presents the complete master takes from his recording sessions for Ross Russell’s Dial label. Included here are some of Bird’s most admired sides, such as “A Night in Tunisia”, “Cool Blues” and “All the Things You Are”, as well as the troubled “Lover Man” session, after which the saxophonist suffered a mental breakdown.
The masters from a 1945 Red Norvo date (Bird’s only existing encounter with pianist Teddy Wilson, reissued on Dial) are also contained here. Also issued on Dial was the so-called “HomeCooking” date, an amateur recording made right after Bird left the Camarillo psychiatric hospital (the session is presented here in its entirety, including the complete version of “I Got Rhythm”.
As a bonus, we have added two additional complete Charlie Parker sessions from the same period, which were originally issued under the names of Sir Charles Thompson and Sarah Vaughan.
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 2 (CD)
- 1 Diggin' Diz
- 2 Moose The Mooche
- 3 Yardbird Suite
- 4 Ornithology
- 5 A Night In Tunisia
- 6 Max Is Making Wax
- 7 Lover Man
- 8 The Gypsy
- 9 Be-Bop
- 10 This Is Always
- 11 Dark Shadows
- 12 Bird's Nest
- 13 Cool Blues
- 14 Relaxin At Camarillo
- 15 Cheers
- 16 Carvin` The Bird
- 17 Stupendous
- 18 Dexterity
- 19 Bongo Bop
- 20 Dewey Square
- 21 The Hymn
- 22 All The Things You Are
- 23 Embraceable You
- 24 Bird Feathers
- 25 Klact-Oveeseds-Tene
- 26 Scrapple From The Apple
Disk 2 von 2 (CD)
- 1 My Old Flame
- 2 Out Of Nowhere
- 3 Don't Blame Me
- 4 Drifting On A Reed
- 5 Quasimodo
- 6 Charlie's Wig
- 7 Bongo Beep
- 8 Crazeology
- 9 How Deep Is The Ocean?
- 10 Hallelujah
- 11 Get Happy
- 12 Slam Slam Blues
- 13 Congo Blues
- 14 Blues # 1
- 15 Blues # 2
- 16 Yardbird Suite
- 17 Lullaby In Rhythm # 1
- 18 Lullaby In Rhythm # 2
- 19 `S Wonderful [Aka Home Cookin` I]
- 20 Cherokee [Aka Home Cookin` II]
- 21 I Got Rhythm [aka Home Cookin` III]
- 22 Takin' Off
- 23 20th Century Blues
- 24 The Street Beat
- 25 What More Can A Woman Do?
- 26 I'd Rather Have A Memory Than A Dream
- 27 Mean To Me
