A symbolic album that captures the soul of "Bird" - the spark of bebop is condensed here.
This compilation album symbolizes the trajectory of jazz revolutionary Charlie Parker. The flashes of genius and passion reside in this intricate composition.
"Bird Symbols" is a compilation album that condenses Charlie Parker's bebop era, and is a work that allows beginners and experts alike to enjoy the essence of his performance. The intricate yet free saxophone melodies show a cosmic flight in just a few minutes, conveying his extraordinary talent to the present day. "Ornithology" and "A Night in Tunisia" are monumental works that have had a great influence on jazz musicians of later generations. This album, which was reissued in 1978 and has once again reached many fans, is truly worthy of the name "symbol."
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A:
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1)
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Moose The Moosche
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2)
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Yardbird Suite
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3)
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Ornithology
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4)
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A Night In Tunisia
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5)
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Bird's Nest
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6)
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Cool Blues
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B:
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1)
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Bird Of Paradise
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2)
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Embraceable You
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3)
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My Old Flame
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4)
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Scrapple From The Apple
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5)
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Out Of Nowhere
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6)
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Don't Blame Me
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Trumpet - Miles Davis (A1 to A4, B1 to B6)
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Alto Saxophone - Charlie Parker
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Drums - Max Roach (B1 to B6)
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Drums - Roy Porter (A1 to A4)
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Bass - Tommy Potter (B1 to B6)
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Tenor Saxophone - Lucky Thompson (A1 to A4,)
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Piano - Erroll Garner (A5, A6)
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Bass - Red Callender (A5, A6)
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Bass - Vic McMillan (A1 to A4)
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Piano - Duke Jordan (B1 to B6)
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Guitar - Arv Garrison
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Piano - Dodo Marmarosa (A1 to A4)
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Drums - Harold "Doc" West (A5, A6)
