Friday, December 18, 2009
Charlie Parker's White Christmas
Charlie Parker seemingly didn't take any days off. He would have been forgiven for coasting on a rendition of a relatively recent Irving Berlin song on a Christmas morning broadcast in 1948. Instead, his solo beginning at 0:50 and ending at 2:13 is a masterwork. Even his quote of "Jingle Bells" fits perfectly into the brilliant effort. Parker is joined by Kenny Dorham, Al Haig, Tommy Potter and Max Roach.
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Niiice...
Keeping with the holiday theme, how about posting a list of your "ten favorite jazz christmas albums?"
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