Charlie Parker – Apex Of Be Bop Vol. 2 – LPJT 41 – LP Vinyl Record

£9.99

SKU: LPJT 41 Categories: Jazz, LP Vinyl Record Tags: Charlie Parker, Giants Of Jazz

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Condition: VG+ / VG+

Label: Giants Of Jazz ‎– LPJT 41

Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation

Country: Italy

Released: 1986

Genre: Jazz

Style: Hard Bop, Bop

A1	–The Charlie Parker Septet	Yardbird Suite	2:38
A2	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	My Old Flame	3:10
A3	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	Bird Of Paradise	3:10
A4	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	Klact-Oveeseds-Tene	3:10
A5	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	Embraceable You	3:20
A6	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	Dexterity	2:58
A7	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	The Gypsy	3:01
A8	–Charlie Parker’s All Stars	Marmaduke	2:39
B1	–Charlie Parker’s All Stars	Parker’s Mood	2:59
B2	–The Charlie Parker Sextet	Quasimado	2:52
B3	–The Charlie Parker Sextet	Crazeology	2:56
B4	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	Out Of Nowhere	4:04
B5	–Charlie Parker’s All Stars	Blue Bird	2:55
B6	–Charlie Parker’s All Stars	Constellation	2:25
B7	–Charlie Parker’s New Stars*	Relaxin’ At Camarillo	2:59
B8	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	Don’t Blame Me	2:45

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Genre	Jazz
Sub-Genre	Bop

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