#charlie parker

[kinsey3furry300]

An extremely dumb guid to “Which famous 60’s/70's Jazz man is that?”

1, Is it Piano lead or Brass lead? If piano go to question two. If brass question three.

2, Does the Pianist sound like he’s taken all the acid, or is there a guy making love to a clarinet?

Oh yeah: he’s taken all the acid alight. Is… is he okay? Thelonious Monk.

Oh yeah, some guy is going ham on a clarinet. Dave Burkbeck Quartet.

Neither of the above: Duke Ellington.

3, If brass lead: is it Louis Armstrong? If Yes, it’s Louis Armstrong. If no, question four.

4, Does the Trumpet player make you feel sad? Even, dare I say, Blue?

Almost? Chet Barker

Kind of? Miles Davies.

If no, question five.

5, Is the trumpet player trying to blow your face clean off? Like, actively trying to kill the first row of the audience? Dizzy Gillespie.

It’s brass led, but Sax not Trumpet.  

Okay, question 6, isolate the stings: is Charles Mingus doing what he’s actually paid to do in the back of the ensemble, or is he dicking around and seeing how far a man can take a double bass before his band-mates kill him?

Seems to be playing normally: Charlie Parker

He’s fucking around in F minor, and also that Bari sax is filthy! The Mingus Big band, with Ronnie Cuber on the Sax.

[oldmanpeace]

Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Charles Mingus and Roy Haynes playing a New York jazz club, 1953.

[lascitasdelashoras]

CHARLIE PARKER - Bird and Diz. Mercury Records, 1950

[cosmonautroger]

Charles Mingus, Roy Haynes, Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, 1949

[musickickztoo]

Charlie Parker *August 29, 1920

[davidhudson]

Charlie Parker, August 29, 1920 – March 12, 1955.

[coolthingsguyslike]

[garadinervi]

Jazz Concert at Town Hall: 'Great Moderns in Jazz', New York, NY, 1954 [Recordmecca]

Feat.: Charlie Parker, Sonny Rollins, Thelonious Monk, Art Farmer, and Horace Silver, with Jimmy Raney and Hall Overton

[guy60660]

Charlie Parker | Red Rodney | William P. Gottlieb

[jazzandother-blog]

Drummer Sven Bolheim (left) enjoys the playful interaction between Max Roach (center) and Charlie Parker at the International Jazz Festival in Paris, 1949

[didierleclair]

Charlie Parker ad Max Roack at the back.

[pavel-1975]

Charlie Parker by Herman Leonard, 1949

[lascitasdelashoras]

Charlie Parker with Max Roach in front of the Chistera club, Marseille, France. May, 1949

[cosmonautroger]

Charlie Parker

[jazzplusplus]

Jazz Monthly (UK) - August, 1962 - Charlie Parker

[davidhudson]

Charlie Parker, August 29, 1920 – March 12, 1955.