One Night In Birdland

One Night In Birdland

Charlie Parker
Label: Columbia / JG 34808 Columbia / C 34809 Format: 2xLP, Album, Ter Country: US Release: 1977 Genres: Jazz Styles: Bop
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$21.00
Media
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Columbia — JG 34808
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Tracklist
A1 Wahoo - 6:34
A2 'Round Midnight - 5:07
A3 This Time The Dream's On Me - 6:13
A4 Dizzy Atmosphere - 6:52
B1 Night In Tunisia - 5:38
B2 Move - 6:30
B3 The Street Beat - 9:27
C1 Out Of Nowhere - 6:20
C2 Little Willie Leaps / 52nd Street Theme - 5:44
C3 Ornithology - 7:50
D1 I'll Remember April / 52nd Street Theme - 9:23
D2 Embraceable You - 6:20
D3 Cool Blues / 52nd Street Theme - 9:09
Credits (11)
  • Alto Saxophone - Charlie Parker
  • Bass - Curly Russell
  • Drums - Art Blakey
  • Drums - Roy Haynes
  • Illustration - Robert Weaver
  • Liner Notes - Dan Morgenstern
  • Piano - Bud Powell
  • Piano - Walter Bishop, Jr.
  • Producer, Liner Notes - Gary Giddins
  • Trumpet - Fats Navarro
  • Vocals - Jimmy Scott
Description

Charlie Parker – One Night In Birdland, LP album, terre haute pressing vinyl, on Columbia (JG 34808), US 1977.

Jazz — Bop.

Condition: media Very Good Plus (VG+), sleeve Very Good Plus (VG+), graded to the Goldmine standard.

Tracklist

  • A1 Wahoo (6:34)
  • A2 'Round Midnight (5:07)
  • A3 This Time The Dream's On Me (6:13)
  • A4 Dizzy Atmosphere (6:52)
  • B1 Night In Tunisia (5:38)
  • B2 Move (6:30)
  • B3 The Street Beat (9:27)
  • C1 Out Of Nowhere (6:20)
  • C2 Little Willie Leaps / 52nd Street Theme (5:44)
  • C3 Ornithology (7:50)
  • D1 I'll Remember April / 52nd Street Theme (9:23)
  • D2 Embraceable You (6:20)
  • D3 Cool Blues / 52nd Street Theme (9:09)

"The Charlie Parker Quintet Live! featuring Bud Powell & Fats Navarro"
Recorded at Birdland, May 15 & 16, 1950. The rhythm section on the last three tracks are unknown, but is believed to include Tommy and Roy Haynes.
The track D2 is wrongly credited to have been sung by Chubby Newsome, but it was Jimmy Scott who actually did it.

Used vinyl, in stock at Rectangle Triangle — record shop in Montréal. Ships worldwide, or pick up in store.

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