This title describes a 2000 compilation album of 24 of the artist's rare recordings, including the opening track, a rendition of "Tiny's Tempo," and the artists' own "Moose the Mooch" and "Cool Blues."
This title describes a 2000 compilation album of 24 of the artist's rare recordings, including the opening track, a rendition of "Tiny's Tempo," and the artists' own "Moose the Mooch" and "Cool Blues." The song was an improvisation upon "How High the Moon," and was first recorded in early 1946, during the artist's first gigs as bandleader of an eponymous quintet and septet, which featured a young Miles Davis on trumpet. Featuring an outtake called "Bird Lore," it ranks along with "Yardbird Suite" as one of creator's most popular saxophone recordings. FTP, identify this Charlie Parker piece whose name refers to the study of birds.
This title describes a 2000 compilation album of 24 of the artist's rare recordings, including the opening track, a rendition of "Tiny's Tempo," and the artists' own "Moose the Mooch" and "Cool Blues."
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