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Recorded: Live "Pershing Hotel Ballroom", Chicago, Illinois October 23, 1950 Personnel: Charlie Parker - Alto Sax Claude McLin - Tenor Sax George Freeman - Guitar Chris Anderson - Piano Leroy Jackson - Bass Bruz Freeman - Drums * This private recording was originally issued on Savoy, five years after Parker's death, as Volume One in their "Jazz Immortal Series. The liner notes claim, "Savoy had the good fortune of receiving the tapes of this session directly from Charlie Parker, himself." However, Bird never got around to providing any information about personnel, so these details remain somewhat a mystery. It is still not entirely clear who the tenor sax player is. Originally thought to be Wardell Gray, subsequent reissues name Claude McLin. The editing was haphazard at best. The closing chorus here is spliced in at the beginning. Other solos appear to have been edited out altogether.. + Informações

Rev. Matt here seemed a likely candidate for some video horseplay. His videos come across like a train wreck. I find myself curious and slightly frightened, but unable to look away. There's a bit of Curley Howard and Jonathon Winters with a touch of the Marx Brothers in his performance. And maybe a smidgen of Max Headroom. Claude McLin's "Jambo" has just the right kind of raucous goofiness to accompany his performance.. + Informações

Recorded: Live Pershing Hotel Ballroom Chicago, Illinois October 23,1950 *Private Recording Personnel: Charlie Parker - Alto Sax Claude McLin - Tenor Saxophone Chris Anderson- Piano George Freeman - Guitar Leroy Jackson - Bass Bruz "Duz" Freeman - Drums. + Informações

Recorded: Live Pershing Hotel Ballroom Chicago, Illinois October 23,1950 *Private Recording Personnel: Charlie Parker - Alto Sax Claude McLin - Tenor Sax Chris Anderson - Piano George Freeman - Guitar Leroy Jackson - Bass Bruz Freeman - Drums. + Informações

Recorded: Live "Pershing Hotel Ballroom", Chicago, Illinois October 23, 1950 Personnel: Charlie Parker - Alto Sax Von Freeman - Tenor Sax George Freeman - Guitar Chris Anderson - Piano Leroy Jackson - Bass Bruz Freeman - Drums * This private recording was originally issued on Savoy, five years after Parker's death, as Volume One in their "Jazz Immortal Series". The liner notes claim, " Savoy had the good fortune of receiving the tapes of this session directly from Charlie Parker, himself. " However, Bird never got around to providing information about personnel, so details remain somewhat a mystery. It is still not entirely clear who the tenor sax player is. Originally thought to be Wardell Gray, subsequent reissues name Claude McLin. Savoy names Von Freeman. The editing was haphazard at best, as the tenor solo here is repeated.. + Informações

QUESTION: What do all these master musicians have in common? Gene Ammons, Ronnie Boykins, Oscar Brashear, Wilbur Campbell, Sonny Cohn, Nat King Cole, Jerome Cooper, Richard Davis, Bo Diddley, Dorothy Donegan, Jimmy Ellis, Von Freeman, John Gilmore, Johnny Griffin, Eddie Harris, Johnny Hartman, Milt Hinton, Fred Hopkins, Joseph Jarman, Leroy Jenkins, Clifford Jordan, Claude McLin, Pat Patrick, Walter Perkins, Julian Priester, Wilbur Ware, Dinah Washington. ANSWER: They all were students of Captain Walter Dyett, the legendary band director at Chicago's DuSable High School. This is a profound testimony regarding the impact that one educator can have - on individual lives and for our culture at large. Learn more about Chicago's precious gem: www.jazzinchicago.org en.wikipedia.org From 1986 to 1994 the "Chicago Jazz Express" was produced by the Jazz Institute of Chicago (JIC) in tandem with the Chicago Public Schools as an educational outreach program for high school students. It involved concerts in the schools but also follow-up activities such as study guides about the history of the music. This video is the local TV news coverage (NBC & CBS) of that day's presentation at Chicago's DuSable High School where Walter Dyett worked his musical magic and had a lasting effect on so many young, impressionable minds. The horn players at this concert are DuSable alumni Von Freeman & Clifford Jordan on tenor saxophone, Jimmy Ellis on alto saxophone and Julian Priester on trombone .... + Informações

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My first 2d walk. I came in meaning to work something w/ colored pencils, but was forced to do the assignment because I forgot to bring the pencils. Turns out I'm glad that happened, because I'd dreaded the walking process for how clearly it would highlight my shortcomings in drafting and this forced me to get over it. The goofiness of this - how his beak changes sizes, among other things - is a big part of what I like so much now. I find it mesmerizing. And the synchronicity w/ the music, which I may be imagining, is the result of accident, not planning.. + Informações

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Air Conditioning on an OLSON compliments of TW. + Informações

Weird Public-Access horror short story about a guy who tries to quit smoking and gets more than he bargained for.. + Informações