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Disc 01 01. "I found a new baby" 02. "Once in a while" 03. "You're a sweetheart" 04. "Sweet Sue" 05. "Epistrophy" 06. "52nd Street theme" 07. "Oop-bop-sh'bam" 08. "Rue chaptal (Royal Roost)" 09. "Confirmation" 10. "A la colette (Cherly)" 11. "Jumpin' there (listen here)" 12. "Jay mac" 13. "Algerian cynicism" 14. "Laurenzology" 15. "Doria" 16. "I'll tell you in any minute" 17. "Working eyes" 18. "Stuffy" 19. "The man I love" 20. "I surrender dear" 21. "Love in the sun" 22. "Iambic pentameter" 23. "Assy panassy" 24. "Robbin's Nest" 25. "I'll get you let" 26. "Be good, girl"
Disc 02 01. "Sonor" 02. "Strollin'" 03. "Blues mood" 04. "Skoot" 05. "Klook's nook" 06. "Inhibitions" 07. "Baggin' the blues" 08. "Telefunken blues" 09. "Summer evening" 10. "Oz the wizzard" 11. "I dig you the most" 12. "Pru's blooze" 13. "Plenty for Kenny" 14. "Cute tomato" 15. "Now's the time"
Disc 03 01. "With apologies to Oscar" 02. "Hear me talkin' to ya" 03. "Willow weep for me" 04. "Bohemia after dark" 05. "Chasm" 06. "Late entry" 07. "Will wail" 08. "Volcano" 09. "La porta thority" 10. "I hear a rhapsody" 11. "Yesterdays" 12. "Play, Fiddle, Flay"
Disc 04 01. "Cottontail" 02. "Your host" 03. "Tricotism" 04. "Tom's thumb" 05. "You turned the tables on me" 06. "Afternoon in Paris" 07. "Apothegm" 08. "'Round midnight" 09. "On a riff" 10. "When lights are low" 11. "Oblique" 12. "Jeru" 13. "Eronel" 14. "Tahiti" 15. "Bemsha swing" 16. "Blue Serge" 17. "Swing spring" 18. "The squirrel" 19. "Cadenze"
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 | Description: | Kenny Clarke was a jazz drummer and an early innovator of the BeBop style of drumming. As the house drummer at Minton's Playhouse in the early 1940s, he participated in the after hours jams that led to the birth of modern jazz. He is credited with creating the modern role of the ride cymbal as the primary timekeeper. Before, drummers kept time on the snare drum ("digging coal", Clarke called it) with heavy support from the bass drum. With Clarke time was played on the cymbal and the bass and snare were used more for punctuation. For this, "every drummer" Ed Thigpen said, "owes him a debt of gratitude." Clarke was nicknamed "Klook" or "Klook-mop" for the style he innovated. Clarke was a founder member of the Modern Jazz Quartet (as the Milt Jackson Quartet) in 1951 and also participated in many recording sessions as house drummer for Savoy Records. |  | No. of tracks: |
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PROPERBOX120 |
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