Charlie Parker - Complete Carnegie Hall Performances (49 tracks)

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Charlie Parker
Complete Carnegie Hall Performances
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (49) - Disc #1
1. Night In Tunisia
2. Dizzy Atmosphere
3. Groovin? High
4. Confirmation
5. Ko-Ko
6. Bird
7. Repetition
8. Introduction By Norman Granz
9. Leap Here
10. Indiana (Back Home Again In)
11. Lover Come Back To Me
12. Opener
13. Lester Leaps In
14. Embraceable You
15. Closer
16. Ow!/Voice-Over Introducing Ella Fitzgerald
17. Flyin? Home
18. How High The Moon
19. Perdido
20. Ornithology
21. Cheryl
22. Ko-Ko
23. All The Things You Are
24. Now?S The Time
25. What Is This Thing Called Love?
26. April In Paris
27. Repetition
28. Easy To Love
29. Rocker
30. Just Friends (First Concert)
31. Easy To Love (First Concert)
32. Repetition Into Strings Theme
33. Just Friends (Second Concert)
34. Easy To Love (Second Concert)
35. Announcement By Charlie Parker/Repetition Into Strings Theme (Second Concert)
36. Announcement
37. Night In Tunisia
38. Fiftu Second Street Theme
39. Song Is You
40. My Funny Valentine
41. Coold Blues
42. No Noise (Previously Unissied)
43. Mango Mangue (Previously Unissued)
44. Tanga (Previously Unissued)
45. Bean And The Boys
46. Stuffy
47. Mambo (Bonus Track)
48. Lamnet For The Congo (Bonus Track)
49. I Can't Get Started (Bonus Track)

CD Details

All Artists: Charlie Parker
Title: Complete Carnegie Hall Performances
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Definitive Spain
Original Release Date: 1/1/2007
Re-Release Date: 6/25/2007
Album Type: Extra tracks, Import
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Style:
Number of Discs: 4
SwapaCD Credits: 4
UPC: 8436006493751

Synopsis

Album Description

2007 four CD collection presents all of Charlie Parker's known recordings at this famous venue for the first time on one edition. This collection goes all through all his surviving Carnegie Hall sets until the last one, that also was to be his last known live recording ever and the next to last session of his life. As bonus tracks, we have selected three rarely heard and very interesting recordings. The first two, 'Mambo' and 'Lament for the Congo', are Bird's only known recordings with Machito outside of his studio recordings and the February 11, 1949 set issued here for the first time ever. Next we have a solo a sole selection recorded live at an unknown venue in New York, probably from a radio broadcast. Definitive.