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Uploaded by somepowell on Dec 18, 2010
Live Performances
Kenny Dorham (tp) Charlie Parker (as) Al Haig (pf) Tommy Potter (b) Max Roach (ds)
Recorded at "Royal Roost", NYC, December 25, 1948
ESP-Disk' ESP 3000
8 videosCharlie Parker Quintet の YouTube ミックス- 3:52
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Thats K D for sure.
Miles never had that tone and frazing and andand.....
Vahayr 2 months ago
cool. I love this
mizzblixt 2 months ago
It does not get any better than this...sure it isn't Miles on trumpet, though? If not- just more proof of Kenny Dorham's under-rated excellence!
nassar57 4 months ago in playlist jazz-1
Omg
perrellbrown 9 months ago
Nice posting, especially the lack of video to screw up the audio. I would also recommend "Carnegie Hall X-Mas '49, Charlie Parker and the Stars of Modern Jazz." Recorded Dec. 25, 1949, it wonderfully perversely has no Christmas music on it. I don't know what happened during the concert, but the disc has no song, solo or mention of the holiday except from Symphony Sid. CD also features bands headed by Miles Davis, Bud Powell, Stan Getz, Lennie Tristano, Lee Konitz and Sarah Vaughan.
MDSonny 1 year ago
5 *
fromBulgaria 1 year ago
Now this is a Christmas present! What a group!? Dorham is one of the most underrated trumpet players from that time. Parker is just great.
BMuse 1 year ago