Session details: KFBI Studio (November 30, 1940)

Charlie Parker session details

November 30, 1940 (7 items; TT = 20:45)

KFBI Studio, Wichita KS

KFBI radio recording (Acetate) (B-)

Charlie Parker (as); Bernard "Buddy" Anderson (tpt); Orville "Piggy" Minor (tpt); Bob Gould (tb, vln); William J. Scott (ts); Bob Mabane (ts); Jay McShann (p); Gene Ramey (b); Gus Johnson (d)

1	I Found a New Baby (J. Palmer-S. Williams)	2:59
2	Body and Soul (J.W. Green-E. Heyman-R. Sour-F. Eyton)	2:50
3	Moten Swing (B. Moten)	2:47
4	Coquette (C. Lombardo-J. Green-G. Kahn)	3:09
5	Lady Be Good (G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin)	2:55
6	Wichita Blues (C. Parker-J. McShann)	3:08
	No Parker solo. Listed as "Blues" on Spotlite
7	Honeysuckle Rose (A. Razaf-F. Waller)	2:57


1 I Found a New Baby 12" LP: Onyx 221, Spotlite SPJ-120 CD: Stash STCD 542, Masters of Jazz MJCD 78, Philology Volume 38 (W 869), ESP-Disk 4050, Frémeaux & Associés FA 1331
2 Body and Soul 12" LP: Onyx 221, Spotlite SPJ-120 CD: Stash STCD 542, Masters of Jazz MJCD 78, Philology Volume 38 (W 869), ESP-Disk 4050, Frémeaux & Associés FA 1331
3 Moten Swing 12" LP: Onyx 221, Spotlite SPJ-120 CD: Stash STCD 542, Masters of Jazz MJCD 78, Philology Volume 38 (W 869), ESP-Disk 4050, Frémeaux & Associés FA 1331
4 Coquette 12" LP: Onyx 221, Spotlite SPJ-120 CD: Stash STCD 542, Masters of Jazz MJCD 78, Philology Volume 38 (W 869), ESP-Disk 4050, Frémeaux & Associés FA 1331
5 Lady Be Good 12" LP: Onyx 221, Spotlite SPJ-120 CD: Stash STCD 542, Masters of Jazz MJCD 78, Philology Volume 38 (W 869), ESP-Disk 4050, Frémeaux & Associés FA 1331
6 Wichita Blues 12" LP: Onyx 221, Spotlite SPJ-120 CD: Stash STCD 542, Masters of Jazz MJCD 78, Philology Volume 38 (W 869), ESP-Disk 4050, Frémeaux & Associés FA 1331
7 Honeysuckle Rose 12" LP: Onyx 221, Spotlite SPJ-120 CD: Stash STCD 542, Masters of Jazz MJCD 78, Philology Volume 38 (W 869), ESP-Disk 4050, Frémeaux & Associés FA 1331

Some early issues identified the last five items as from December 2. These recordings were discovered in the 1960s by Frank Driggs, and were long thought to be Parker's earliest recordings. Mabane replaces Scott on those five titles.