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Bebop Spoken Here 2013-10-16.Xlsx Spår Albumartist Titel Insp.datum Komp./text 1 Dizzy Gillespie Shaw ´nuff 1945-05-11 Ray Brown / Gil Fuller / Dizzy Gillespie 3 Fats Navarro Webb City 1946-09-06 Gil Fuller, Bud Powell 5 Dizzy Gillespie Oop Bop She Bam 1946-05-15 Dizzy Gillespie 7 Red Norvo Slam Slam Blues 1945-06-06 Red Norvo 9 Charlie Parker Billies Bounce 1945-11-26 Charlie Parker 11 Charlie Parker Embraceable You 1947-10-28 Gershwin 13 J. J. Johnson Coppin the bop 1946-06-26 JJ Johnson 15 Sonny Stitt Good Kick 1946-09-04 Sonny Stitt 17 Fats Navarro Jahbero 1948-09-13 Tadd Dameron 19 Charlie Parker Relaxing at Camarillo 1947-02-26 Charlie Parker 21 Dizzy Gillespie Cool Breeze 1946-07-06 Tadd Dameron / Billy Eckstine / Dizzy Gillespie 23 Woody Herman Lemon Drop 1948-12-29 George Wallington 25 Stan Getz Opus de Bop 1946-07-31 Hank Jones 27 Charlie Parker Hot House 1945-05-11 Tad Dameron 29 Dizzy Gillespie Salt Peanuts 1945-05-11 Dizzy Gilespie, Kenny Clarke 30 Fats Navarro Eb Pob 1947-01-16 Fats Navarro, Leo Parker 19 Spår Albumartist Album 1 Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie All Star Quintet 3 Fats Navarro Fats Navarro / Gil Fuller's Modernists / The Be Bop Boys 5 Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie And His Orcherstra 7 Red Norvo Red Norvo and his selcted 6 9 Charlie Parker Charlie Parker and His Re-Boppers 11 Charlie Parker Original Charlie Parker Quintet 13 J. J. Johnson J. J. Johnson's Be'Boppers 15 Sonny Stitt Sonny Stitt and his Bebop Boys 17 Fats Navarro Tad Dameron Septet 19 Charlie Parker Charlie Parker's New Stars 21 Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie And His Orcherstra 23 Woody Herman Woody Herman And His Orchestra 25 Stan Getz Stan Getz Quartet : The Be-Bop Boys 27 Charlie Parker Dizzy Gillespie All Star Quintet 29 Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie All Star Quintet 30 Fats Navarro Fats Navarro And His Thin Men 19 Spår Albumartist Medverkande 1 Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie (tp, voc) Charlie Parker (as) Al Haig, (p) Curly Russell (b) Sidney Catlett (dr) 3 Fats Navarro Kenny Dorham, Fats Navarro (tp) Sonny Stitt (as) Morris Lane (ts) Eddie DeVerteuil (bs) Bud Powell (p) Al Hall (b) Kenny Clarke (dr) Gil Fuller (arr) 5 Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet, vocals) Sonny Stitt (alto sax) Milt Jackson, (vibes) Al Haig (piano) Ray Brown (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums) Gil, Fuller, Alice Roberts (vocals) 7 Red Norvo Charlie Parker (as), Dizzy Gillespie (tp), Flip Phillips (ts), J.C. Heard (dr), Red Norvo (vb), Slam Stewart (b), Teddy Wilson (p) 9 Charlie Parker Charlie Parker (as), Dizzy Gillespie (p), Miles Davis (tp), Curly Russel (b), Max Roach (dr) 11 Charlie Parker Miles Davis (tp) Charlie Parker (as) Duke Jordan (p) Tommy Potter (b) Max Roach (dr) 13 J. J. Johnson J J Johnson (Tb), Cecil lPayne (As), Bud Powell (P), Leonard Gaskin (B), Max Roach (dr) 15 Sonny Stitt Kenny Dorham (tp) Sonny Stitt (as) Bud Powell (p) Al Hall (b) Kenny Clarke (dr) 17 Fats Navarro Tp Fats Navarro, Ts1 Wardel Gray, Ts2 Allan Eager, Bongos Chino Pozo, P Tadd Dameron, B Curly Russel,Dr Kenny Clarke, 19 Charlie Parker Howard McGhee (tp), Charlie Parker (as), Wardell Gray (ts), Dodo Marmarosa (p), Barney Kessel (g), Red Calender (b), Don Lamond (dr) 21 Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet, vocals) Sonny Stitt (alto sax) Milt Jackson, (vibes) Al Haig (piano) Ray Brown (bass) Kenny Clarke (drums) Gil, Fuller, Alice Roberts (vocals) 23 Woody Herman Stan Fishelson, Bernie Glow, Marky Markowitz, Ernie Royal (tp) Shorty Rogers (tp,arr,vcl) Bill Harris, Earl Swope, Ollie Wilson (tb) Bob Swift (b-tb) Woody Herman (cl,as,vcl) Zoot Sims (ts,arr) Stan Getz (ts) Serge Chaloff (bar) Terry Gibbs (vib,vcl,arr) Lou Levy (p) Chubby Jackson (b,vcl) Don Lamond (d) Mary Ann McCall (vcl) Johnny Mandel, Tin 25 Stan Getz Stan Getz (ts) Hank Jones (p) Curly Russell (b) Max Roach (d) 27 Charlie Parker Dizzy Gillespie (tp, voc) Charlie Parker (as) Al Haig, (p) Curly Russell (b) Sidney Catlett (dr) 29 Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie (tp, voc) Charlie Parker (as) Al Haig, (p) Curly Russell (b) Sidney Catlett (dr) 30 Fats Navarro Tp Fats Navarro, Bars Leo Parker, P Tadd Dameron, B Gene Ramey, Dr Denzil Best 19 Spår Albumartist Förlag 1 Dizzy Gillespie G566A-1 Shaw 'Nuff Guild 1002; Musicraft MVSCD 53; Prestige PR 24030 3 Fats Navarro Savoy 585, XP 8045, MG 9014, MG 12011, SJL 2216 5 Dizzy Gillespie Hi-Fly (Swi)H-01, 7 Red Norvo VSP SVSP57038 9 Charlie Parker Savoy MG 12079 11 Charlie Parker Dial 1024 13 J. J. Johnson Savoy MG9025 615 A 15 Sonny Stitt Savoy 619, XP 8046, MG 9006, MG 12011, SJL 2225, SVY 17028 17 Fats Navarro Blue Note BLP1532, BN-LA507-H2 BN332-1 Jahbero (1) Blue Note 559, BLP1532, BN-LA507-H2, (Du)1A158-83385/8, New World 271, Gazell (Swd)2019, Franklin Mint GJR 19 Charlie Parker Dial 1030, LP901, Saga (E)ERO8052, America(F)DX3AM008, Saga (E)EC3328-2 [CD], Stash STCD25 [CD] 21 Dizzy Gillespie Hi-Fly (Swi)H-01, Bandstand (E)BDCD1534 [CD], Masters of Jazz (F)MJCD129/130 [CD] 23 Woody Herman Cap 15365, F1637, DT1554, H/T324, M11034, Cap (E)CL13060, LC6560, T20809, Ajaz 301, re, 25 Stan Getz Savoy 903, XP8021, MG9004, MG12105, MG12114, SJL1105, London (E)LTZC14015, 27 Charlie Parker Guild 1003, Saga (E)6920, ERO8017, Savoy MG12020, Everest FS272, Franklin Mint GJR043, Ember (E)EMB3344, Savoy SV0152 [CD], Laserlight 15731 [CD], Giants of Ja 29 Dizzy Gillespie G565A-1 Salt Peanuts Guild 1003; Musicraft 518, MVSCD 53; Savoy MG 12020; Prestige PR 24030 30 Fats Navarro Savoy 905, XP 8025, MG 9005, MG 12114, SJL 2216 19 Spår Albumartist Anm 1 Dizzy Gillespie Våren 1945 Nytt för de som var tonåringar vid den tiden, andra världskrigen var slut, en ny värld skulle byggas Jazzen var förlösande, som en fanfar för den nya sköna världe 3 Fats Navarro Live Spotlite Club New York, som en musikalisk revolution (snarare evolution redan på slutet av 30 talet fanns musiker som antydde vad som skulle komma ex.vis Roy E 5 Dizzy Gillespie Christian 7 Red Norvo mix av nya bebop-musiker och gamla swing-musiker 9 Charlie Parker Dedicerad till Billy Shaw, Miles Davis kom till New York våren 1945, besök på jazz-klubbarna på 52:a gatan i stället för studier Julius Scool of Music spelar lite lyriskt och treva 11 Charlie Parker 13 J. J. Johnson 15 Sonny Stitt 17 Fats Navarro D], Properbox (E)11 [CD 19 Charlie Parker 21 Dizzy Gillespie Live "Spotlite Club" New York, som en musikalisk revolution (snarare evolution redan på slutet av 30 -talet fanns musiker som antydde vad som skulle komma ex.vis Roy E 23 Woody Herman 25 Stan Getz 27 Charlie Parker )044-004 [CD] 29 Dizzy Gillespie variation på klassisk instrumentbesättning 30 Fats Navarro 19 Spår Albumartist Speltid Länk 1 Dizzy Gillespie 02:52 Lord [G2064-13] 3 Fats Navarro 05:43 Lord N533-13 5 Dizzy Gillespie 02:59 Dizzy Gillespie Catalog 7 Red Norvo 03:57 https://www.discogs.com/Red-Norvo-And-His-Orchestra-1944-1945/relea 9 Charlie Parker et till skillnad frhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billie%27s_Bounce, Charlie 11 Charlie Parker Charlie Parker Discography sid 24, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_ 13 J. J. Johnson 03:00 Lord J3905-13 15 Sonny Stitt 02:45 http://www.jazzdisco.org/bud-powell/discography/ Lord S12467-13 17 Fats Navarro 03:00 Lord D505-13 19 Charlie Parker Lord P710‐13 21 Dizzy Gillespie stian Lord G2074‐13 23 Woody Herman Lord [H5269‐13] 25 Stan Getz Lord [G1486‐13] 27 Charlie Parker Lord [G2064-13] 29 Dizzy Gillespie 03:00 Lord J3905‐13 30 Fats Navarro 02:50 Lord N534-13 19 .
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