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Various Bop 1965 UK

Genre:	Jazz
Performer:	Various
Title:	3/27/65 Charlie Parker 10th Memorial Concert
Style:	Bop
Date of release:	1965
Country:	UK
MP3 album size:	1364 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1381 mb
WMA album size:	1572 mb
Digital formats:	TTA MPC MP1 DMF WMA DXD AIFF

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A1	Uh-Hmm! (Ode To Yard) Bass – Chris White Drums – Rudy CollinsPiano – Kenny BarronTenor Saxophone – James MoodyTrumpet – Dizzy GillespieWritten-By – K. Barron*	7:00
A2	Groovin' High Alto Saxophone – James MoodyBass – Chris White Drums – Rudy CollinsPiano – Kenny BarronTrumpet – Dizzy GillespieWritten-By – D. Gillespie*	5:50
A3	Now's The Time Bass – Tommy PotterBass Trombone – C.C. SiegelDrums – Roy HaynesPiano – Billy TaylorTenor Saxophone – Coleman HawkinsTrumpet – Roy EldridgeWritten-By – C. Parker*	13:16
B1	Blues For Bird Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzWritten-By – L. Konitz*	4:05
B2	Donna Lee Bass – Tommy PotterDrums – Roy HaynesPiano – Billy TaylorVocals – Dave Lambert Written-By – C. Parker*	2:42
Medley	(11:50)
B3a	Bird Watcher Alto Saxophone – Lee KonitzBass – Tommy PotterBass Trombone – C.C. SiegelDrums – Unknown ArtistPiano – Billy TaylorTrumpet – Dizzy Gillespie, Kenny DorhamWritten-By – Coleman Hawkins
B3b	Disorder At The Border Bass – Tommy PotterBass Trombone – C.C. SiegelDrums – Unknown ArtistPiano – Billy TaylorTrumpet – Dizzy Gillespie, Kenny DorhamWritten-By – Coleman Hawkins

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Carnegie Hall

Credits

Design – Okamoto*
Engineer – Dick Alderson*
Illustration – Ray London
Liner Notes – Nat Hentoff
Photography By – Don Schlitten
Producer – David Himmelstein
Remastered By – Jack McMahon

Notes

Also issued in mono (#LM 82017).
Released in an elaborate book cover.
Recorded live at Carnegie Hall.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SMWL 21040, 134 605 MFY	Various	Memorial Concert - Charlie Parker ‎(LP, Album)	Mercury, Mercury	SMWL 21040, 134 605 MFY	UK	1965
LM 82017	Various	3/27/65 Charlie Parker 10th Memorial Concert ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Limelight	LM 82017	US	1965
210 010 LML	Various	Charlie Parker 10th Memorial Concert (Recorded Live At Carnegie Hall) ‎(LP, Mono)	Mercury	210 010 LML	Netherlands	1965
220 010 LMY	Various	Charlie Parker 10th Memorial Concert (Recorded Live At Carnegie Hall) ‎(LP, Album)	Mercury	220 010 LMY	Netherlands	1965
134 605 MFY	Various	Memorial Concert Charlie Parker ‎(LP, Album)	Mercury International, Mercury	134 605 MFY	Netherlands	1970

Nirn

This has some superb moments. The LP is one of those spectacular mid 60s Limelight efforts, with amazing multi-page gatefold covers. The album is worth getting just to hear the Dizzy Gillespie Quintet of the period. With James Moody, Kenny Barron, Chris White and Rudy Collins (with his rich-sounding ride cymbal), this is, for me, Diz's best-ever small group. The trumpet solo on "Um-Hmm!" is the best I have ever heard Diz play. He really screams and it makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up on edge. The other Quintet members play great solos, too.The rest of the album has two rather ragged blowing sessions which are not terribly interesting. A couple of swing era players do their best, but are not up to the standard on the Gillespie tracks. J J. Johnson is there, and he is, of course, great. Kenny Dorham is nowhere near his best (this was the period when he was putting out some superb Blue Note albums with Joe Henderson). Lee Konitz, most unfittingly, does a boring solo piece, preceded by a remark in very poor taste, and Dave Lambert does an embarrassingly bad scat solo. But forget those tracks. The excellent Gillespie tracks are worth the price of the album.Now comes the bonus. In 2002, the Japanese put out a CD of this event, and it has two extra tracks ("Blues From Gillespiana" and "A Night In Tunisia") by the Gillespie Quintet. I can't read the name of the company that put the CD out, but the number is UCCM-9072 and it sold for about $18. I don't know how to add this version to Discogs's list.