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August 28, 1950 (14 items; TT = 25:09) |
Rainbow Inn, New Brunswick NJ |
Private recording (Tape) (C+) |
Charlie Parker (as); Unknown (tpt); Unknown (tb); Unknown (p); Unknown (b); Unknown (d) |
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Hot House (T. Dameron) |
1:40 |
2 |
What is This Thing Called Love? (C. Porter) |
2:10 |
3 |
I May Be Wrong, But I Think You're Wonderful (H. Ruskin-H. Sullivan) |
3:02 |
4 |
Parker's Mood (C. Parker) |
3:23 |
5 |
'S Wonderful (G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin) |
3:11 |
6 |
Indiana (J.F. Hanley-B. McDonald) |
4:31 |
7 |
Everything Happens to Me (incomplete) (M. Dennis-T. Adair) |
0:41 |
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8 |
Ornithology (incomplete) (C. Parker-B. Harris) |
2:35 |
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9 |
Ornithology (incomplete) (C. Parker-B. Harris) |
0:51 |
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10 |
The Lady in Red (fragment) (M. Dixon-A. Wrubel) |
0:07 |
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11 |
The Lady in Red (incomplete) (M. Dixon-A. Wrubel) |
0:56 |
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12 |
The Lady in Red (fragment) (M. Dixon-A. Wrubel) |
0:05 |
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13 |
The Lady in Red (fragment) (M. Dixon-A. Wrubel) |
0:04 |
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14 |
Anthropology (incomplete) (D. Gillespie-C. Parker) |
1:53 |
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| 1 Hot House
12" LP: Stash ST 280
CD: Stash STCD 10, STCD 582, Philology Volume 49 (W 880), Rare Live Recordings RLR 88634
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2 What is This Thing Called Love?
12" LP: Stash ST 280
CD: Stash STCD 10, STCD 582, Philology Volume 49 (W 880), Rare Live Recordings RLR 88634
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3 I May Be Wrong, But I Think You're Wonderful
12" LP: Stash ST 280
CD: Stash STCD 10, STCD 582, Philology Volume 49 (W 880), Rare Live Recordings RLR 88634
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4 Parker's Mood
12" LP: Stash ST 280
CD: Stash STCD 10, STCD 582, Philology Volume 49 (W 880), Rare Live Recordings RLR 88634
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5 'S Wonderful
12" LP: Stash ST 280
CD: Stash STCD 10, STCD 582, Philology Volume 49 (W 880), Rare Live Recordings RLR 88634
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6 Indiana
12" LP: Stash ST 280
CD: Stash STCD 10, STCD 582, Philology Volume 49 (W 880), Volume 60 (W 891), Rare Live Recordings RLR 88634
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This is Parker's only extant performance of "I May Be Wrong", and his only performance
on the changes of "'S Wonderful" since leaving California in 1947. The supporting musicians
are unknown. Parker was on the bill with the Eddie Shanholtz Quintet, and it is possible
that Parker played with them. Thanks to James Accardi, Dean Chambers, and Leif Bo Petersen
for help with this session.
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