Charlie Parker, Miles Davis - Complete Studio Masters

Artist: Charlie Parker, Miles Davis
Album: Complete Studio Masters

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Jazz

2019

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Review by Ivo von Putzer Reibegg

The album "Complete Studio Masters" by Charlie Parker and Miles Davis is a true masterpiece that showcases the brilliance of two jazz legends. The collection comprises 37 tracks that were recorded between 1945 and 1953, and it is a must-have for any jazz enthusiast.

The album features some of the most iconic jazz compositions, including "Ko-Ko," "Now's the Time," and "Billie's Bounce." The tracks are a testament to the incredible musical chemistry between Parker and Davis, and their improvisations are simply breathtaking.

The sound quality of the album is outstanding, and the remastering has brought new life to these classic recordings. The listener can hear every nuance of the music, and the clarity of the instruments is remarkable.

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Track	Duration	Preview
Moose The Mooche' (Bonus Track)	3:08
Bird Gets The Worm	2:39
Cheryl	3:03
Quasimodo (Bonus Track)	3:05
Dewey Square	3:10
Bluebird	2:56
Sippin' At Bells	2:27
All The Things You Are	3:16
Another Hair-Do	2:44
How Deep Is The Ocean (Bonus Track)	3:38
Marmaduke	2:48
Meandering (Bonus Track)	3:23
Dexterity	3:04
Ko-Ko (Bonus Track)	3:00
The Hymn	2:33
Donna Lee	2:37
Ah-leu-cha	2:59
K. C. Blues	3:28
Yardbird Suite (Bonus Track)	3:00
Half Nelson	2:49
Barbados	2:34
Steeplechase	3:10
Bongo Beep (Bonus Track)	3:11
Embraceable You	3:26
Milestones	2:41
Charlie's Wig (Bonus Track)	2:52
Out Of Nowhere	3:55
Parker's Mood (Bonus Track)	3:07
Scrapple From The Apple	3:00
Crazeology (Bonus Track)	3:09
Chasin' The Bird	2:49
Klact-Oveeseds-Tene	3:11
Merry-Go-Round	2:30
Drifting On A Reed (Bonus Track)	3:08
She Rote	3:11
Thrivin' From A Riff	3:01
Warming Up A Riff (Bonus Track)	2:40
Little Willie Leaps	2:56
Ornithology (Bonus Track)	3:06
Bongo Bop	2:51
Billie's Bounce	3:14
A Night In Tunisia (Bonus Track)	3:11
Buzzy	2:34
Perhaps	2:36
Au Privave	2:45
Constellation	2:33
Don't Blame Me	2:53
Star Eyes	3:36
Klaunstance	2:48
Bird Feathers	2:56
My Old Flame	3:16
Now's The Time	3:21

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Charlie Parker with Miles Davis- December 11, 1948 Royal Roost, New York City

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American alto saxophonist, composer and bebop pioneer (b. August 29, 1920, Kansas City - d. March 12, 1955, New York City, aged 34). Widely considered to be one of the most influential of jazz saxophonists, jazz musicians, and indeed musicians in general. Also known as 'Bird' (a shortening of 'Yardbird', Parker acquired the nickname early in his career with many contradictory stories regarding the name's origin). Parker was an extremely fast virtuoso and introduced revolutionary harmonic ideas into jazz, including rapid passing chords, new variants of altered chords, and chord substitutions. Parker died on March 12, 1955 in the age of only 34 in the suite of his friend and patron Baroness Pannonica de Koenigswarter at the Stanhope Hotel in New York City. The official causes of death were lobar pneumonia and a bleeding ulcer, but Parker also had an advanced case of cirrhosis and had suffered a heart attack. The coroner who performed his autopsy mistakenly estimated Parker's 34-year-old body to be between 50 and 60 years of age.

Real Name

Charles Christopher Parker Jr.

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Summary by Ivo von Putzer Reibegg

"Complete Studio Masters" is an essential addition to any jazz collection. The album showcases the brilliance of two of the greatest jazz musicians of all time and is a testament to their enduring legacy.

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nguyetnguyen9791

2023-06-22

I follow parker riffs on guitar. ( be bop) is finest

agajfaredin

2023-06-22

CHARLIE PARKER & MILES DAVIS AT THE ROYAL ROOST, 1948
September 4, 1948 Royal Roost, New York City https://youtu.be/8PYIsrfjMBQ
December 11, 1948 Royal Roost, New York City https://youtu.be/VInmvMEEb-w
December 12, 1948 Royal Roost, New York City https://youtu.be/gyT2-YtASqc
December 18, 1948 Royal Roost, New York City https://youtu.be/DnjUzAaj-sU

MORE LIVE RECORDINGS
Early March 1946 Finale Club, Los Angeles https://youtu.be/QhsjX_gHP74
May 15, 1949 Salle Pleyel, Paris (All Star jam session) https://youtu.be/PIyq8OMtCFQ
January 19, 1951 Hotel Diplomat Ballroom, NYC https://youtu.be/vRJdk1QYxpU
May 23, 1953 Birdland, New York City (with Dizzy Gillespie) https://youtu.be/uUBuzJJAeYU

THE MILES DAVIS STUDIO SESSION WITH BIRD ON TENOR
Half Nelson (August 14, 1947) [2 takes] https://youtu.be/3jdQChUmMNs
Little Willie Leaps (August 14, 1947 NYC) [3 takes] https://youtu.be/q02HyN-wfeg
Milestones (August 14, 1947 NYC) [3 takes] https://youtu.be/kKbHFGUJbOk
Sippin' At Bells (August 14, 1947 NYC) [4 takes] https://youtu.be/z3I7ASVeFwQ

techsoontamizhanofficial

2023-06-21

What I wouldn’t give for some video of this performance. Not very likely (or practical) in a jazz club in the late 40’s, but wouldn’t it be nice.

mlbadmin1

2023-06-20

????

katoliksileuh

2023-06-20

Fck ''Jazz'' that is a slang term used by critics and racists, just like ''Punk Rock'' ''Those Punks''' ....''All that Jazz'' [noise] yet Mozart is ''Classical'' [beautiful] Fuck that. This Music was so innovative the mere meatheads at the time had to place it somewhere in a Bucket. Miles and the people he worked with were absolute pioneers and people today in 2022 need to teach our new generation that ART has no labels since it is timeless. When Miles passed many Music acclaimed Magazines and Artists never even acknowledged him, that's why he left Julliard. Because even institutions like that today are all about credentials and Money, just like the Music industry and that's why instrumental Music is dying and WILL die, all about Money and the feeble minded pop Music three chord melody commodity twerps that today make Music nothing else than entertainment than Art. Music Needs to Die and Miles in 1948 is already manifesting it's demise. This is like Bach, not entertainment but pure ART.

sanjaytyagi14

2023-06-19

Miles was def tryna play like diz

snyabwa

2023-06-19

I love you bird?❤

vetinhbestie

2023-06-18

These cats sound like they were playing yesterday. Sound quality withstanding.

divinehr

2023-06-18

Considering how hard it is to play trumpet, Miles was just fine. I heard the fresh ideas, too. Haig on piano was tight.

eaglestarsite

2023-06-17

tal vez jack kerouac estaba ahí, con neal . qué rollo, tio

bonifaciophoto

2023-06-17

Quando la musica era musica e i musicisti suonavano con meno tecnica,ma cazzo.... questi suoni vengono direttamente dall'anima. ... straordinario

sampezz1228

2023-06-17

One of the best things on You Tube !

smoore1922

2023-06-17

Is B. Harris really on piano in Ornithology??

mykilgore

2023-06-17

My God I can just imagine little jimi hendrix putting his dad's records on in Seattle saying I'm going to do that some day to his dad Al and his dad saying sure son some day I can feel it in my bones !