Charlie Parker -Bird In La (black Friday 2021)

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1.1 I Waited for You / How High the Moon

1.2 Harry the Hipster

1.3 Cement Mixer / Blues

1.4 Fifty-Second Street Theme

1.5 Groovin' High

1.6 Shaw 'Nuff

1.7 Dizzy Atmosphere

1.8 Salt Peanuts

2.1 Billie's Bounce

2.2 Ornithology

2.3 All the Things You Are

2.4 Blue 'N' Boogie

2.5 Anthropology

2.6 Cherokee

2.7 Ornithology

2.8 Dizzy Atmosphere

2.9 Out of Nowhere

3.1 Scrapple from the Apple

3.2 Au Privave / Dance of the Infidels

3.3 Night in Tunisia

3.4 How High the Moon / Ornithology

3.5 Embraceable You

4.1 Hot House

4.2 Cool Blues

4.3 Dixie

4.4 Scrapple from the Apple

4.5 Au Privave

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Previously unreleased historic recordings from Charlie Parkerâ??s legendary and highly eventful visits to Los Angeles. - BLF 21

Charlie Parker - "Bird In LA" Historic recordings from Charlie Parker's legendary and highly eventful visits to Los Angeles. Version Title: [4 LP]

RSD drop 2 - July 17th 2021 A1 to A5 - December 17, 1945, Billy Berg's Supper Club, Hollywood, California A6, B1, B2 - Possibly 10, 17 or 29, 1945, AFRS "Jubilee", NBC Studios, Hollywood, California B3 - January 24, 1946, "Drene Time", NBC Studios, Hollywood, California C1 to D1 - Mid March 1946 , The Finale Club, Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, California Charlie Parker Quintet Joe Albany - piano, Addison Farmer - bass 4-02 - March or April 1946 - AFRS "Jubilee", NBC Studio's, Hollywood, California Personnel - Charlie Parker, Benny Carter & Willie Smith, alto sax, Nat "KING" Cole - piano, Oscar Moore - guitar, Johnny Miller - bass, Buddy Rich - drums, Ernie "Bubbles" Whitman - MC 4-03 to 4-05 - November 22 1948 - Jazz At The Philharmonic, Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California Personnal - Charlie Parker - alto sax, Al Haig - piano, Tommy Porter - bass, J.C.Heard - drums 5-01 to 8-01 - July 14 1952 - Party at Jirayr Zorthain's Ranch. Top Of The Fair Oaks Avenue, Altadena, California. Personnel - Charlie Parker & Frank Morgan - alto sax, Don Wilkerson, - tenor sax, Amos Trice - Piano, David Bailey - bass, Larance Marble - drums. 8-02 - probably July 28 1952 at Zorthain's Ranch - Same as above with Chet Baker - trumpet 8-03 - probably July 1952 - Unknown location - Same as above, but omit Don Wilkerson & Chet Baker Catalogue numbers on inner sleeves are B0032477-01, LP1, LP2, LP3, LP4 Catalogue number on box spine B0029739-02

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B003247701

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