[78-L] I found Lizzy Miles/ Now you found "Bird"
Julian Vein
julianvein at blueyonder.co.uk
Wed Jun 24 05:23:26 PDT 2009
simmonssomer wrote:
>>From Phil Schaap, the foremost Charlie Parker researcher it cometh.
>
> Al Simmons
>
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>> simmonssomer wrote:
>>> and...on some Oct.7, 1939 Vocalions, Charlie Parker played the tenor sax
>>> as
>>> an accompanying member of The Melrose Stompers.
>>> Truth is stranger than fiction.
>>>
>>> Al S.
>> =================
>> From whence cometh this pearl of wisdom?
>>
>> Julian Vein
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I've just played the session (reissued on LP Collectors Item 022). The
tenor player only solos on two tracks ("Hold Me, Parson" & "He's Red Hot
To Me") and sounds like an uninspired Chu Berry. In fact, the whole
session is rather nondescript.
Julian Vein
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