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9 Replies to “ Bird (28) & Pres* - Jazz At The Philharmonic - Carnegie Hall 1949 (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Jazz At The Philharmonic - Carnegie Hall on Discogs.4/5(7).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Jazz At The Philharmonic Bird & Pres - Carnegie Hall on Discogs/5(2).

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3. Comment: Charlie Parker, Lester Young - Jazz At The Philharmonic Bird and Pres: Carnegie Hall , Vinyl EX, Jacket VG+, Format: Vinyl Record LP, Verve Records. UK release. Jazz music LP release from Charlie Parker, Lester Young. Classic Jazz music LP.5/5(1).

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4. Embraceable You, Jazz At The Philharmonic is one of those live masterworks to come directly from The Jazz At The Philharmonic Series. Even if Bird trades solos with Young (Parker's foremost influence who was nicknamed Pres') on Lester Leaps In, the/5(19).

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5. This edition of Norman Granz's star-studded Jazz at the Philharmonic comes from a September concert at Carnegie Hall. The format is the usual loose jam session mixing bop and swing musicians, but it's an extraordinary lineup, joining Parker with two of his biggest influences, trumpeter Roy Eldridge and tenor saxophonist Lester Young/5(19).

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6. Discogs: Vinyl, Jazz At The Philharmonic - Carnegie Hall リリースのクレジット、レビュー、トラックを確認し、購入。4/5(6).

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7. Recorded September 18, at Carnegie Hall, New York. These selections are also available as part of the ten-CD box set Bird: The Complete Charlie Parker on .

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8. The late producer, record-company owner, and impresario Norman Granz created the legendary Jazz at the Philharmonic concerts and broke down segregation on the bandstand and in the audience. This newly discovered recording of a November 2, , Carnegie Hall date highlights the torrid, jam-session style that made J.A.T.P. famous/5(12).

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9. But when one listens, for example, to the Carnegie Hall concert, even when trombonist Tommy Turk is followed by Charlie "Bird" Parker, or when bebop trumpeter Howard McGhee is sandwiched between the cooking (as illustrated by a stove on an original David Stone Martin album cover included in the box) tenor saxes of Flip Phillips and /5(11).

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