no me gusta esta version porque es una Jazz version

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0:26

One of my favorite Miles Davis joints, very well done. Can't lie, my first thought was....Matt Damon plays guitar?

Masterpiece

1:24 work of a genius

I feel like this is to bebop what the amen break is to DnB

It hurts when it stopped

Charlie Parker locked himself in a phone booth in Queens for seventeen years and practiced 23 hours a day. Thats how he achieved that level of playing.

Ptn jvais faire comment en musique 😭

A real masterpiece. I wonder why master recording are so damaged ( ful of scratches ). The year is 1947. Prestige and atlantic did very better than dial.

0:15

For those who wonder why this would be so lauded compared to other Bird recordings - there is something so complete, so refined about this as to raise it above almost any other improvised recording of its time. He so clearly delineates his ideas and the overall SHAPE of the solo as a composition that it ascends to a higher level of musical logic and satisfaction. When he begins the 3rd chorus, you already feel an emotional pull towards an inevitable conclusion - you can FEEL the structure pulling you there. The internal logic of everything he has done, not just lick to lick, but the whole arc. Bird's creativity was always mighty and there are many examples of such internal structure in all his work, even up to the last years (see the ATTYA recording from Massey Hall for example). But what is heard here is CLARITY of concept. Total clarity. And that is why I believe this recording is of Rosetta-stone level importance, along with much of Lester Young's work with the Basie band 1936-1939. It's clarity that makes this a masterpiece.

As Phil schapp would say.bird lives!

Embraceable You

Habi meg te vagy a nagy bibapos, viktort nezd meg, a szaxi parbajt hogy jatszak, szived leszakad ugy fujnak valamit, azt meghallod szepocsem leteszed a csovet azt elmesz valami gyorsetterembe arulni a kebabot. Sehunse vagy Vityahoz ☝🏻

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Love the set. The setting has been converted to a CSU campus. Mission-Style nutouse. Im calling it a win

0:09

Superb.

Чарли Паркер без сомнения гений, а вот трубач Майлс Дэвис, который самоуверенно тоже пытается что-то изобразить- выглядит, пардон, просто дурачком на фоне гения.

Отлично! Великий джаз!

J'adore écouter ce grand inventeur ce courant musical qu'est le Bebop sans oublier Dizie Gilespie .

Sublime ❤❤❤❤❤

Génial ❤❤❤❤❤

I hear a bit of the honeysuckle rose lick at 0:15

the solo after the drums is so underwhelming

🔥🙌

My friend put lyrics to this....."that lovely bird who'd sit up in that tree there. ... I hear him now. And all the branches high would start to swing there..,. Bird on the bough". Joyanna Brookmeyer

In my opinion still one of the greatest solos ever. This solo showed that Charlie Parker was truly just ahead of his time. Displaying perfect bebop language in 1942. Truly amazing.

Charlie Parker genio eterno e inimitable

Okay but this the crap😫😈

Genius in this delightful setting...Bird forever

Norman Granz 🏌🏾‍♂️🌃❤️

Bird lives!

pretty talented for a black

Jazz... It just doesn't grip me. Aside from a few tracks by Sun Ra...

Ive finally grown an appreciation for jazz Coltrane was definitely who got me into it and now I'm starting to dig Parker

0:30

The peak of his genius before the shock treatments

“Well that was nice, Charlie. Good job!”

Dedication

2:06

My fingers are hurting

Awful - what happened to the tune?

0:49

Even Al Bowllly could play better than that..

Great job by Miles Davis who is like 22 years old.

Happy birthday Mr. Parker

Happy Heavenly 104th Birthday Charlie Bird Parker August 29 1920 - March 12 1955