Dizzy_Gillespie-The_Essential_Recordings-(PRMCD_6213)-2CD-2017-jAZzMan

Section

MP3/FLAC

Group

jAZzMan

Size

161,21 MB

Files

44

Date

2017-10-06

NFO

       ___
         /                                                   ____
   __\__/_  _____    ____       ____    ____   _______   ____\   \_____
   \     /__\_   \___\   \   ___\   \  /    \__\      \ /   _    /     \___
  _/   _/  _     /     __/__/     __/__\   _    \      /    /   /    _     \_
  \___/    /   _/_____/      ____/     /___/     \_    \\_______\ ___/      /
      \________\      \______)   \______\  \______/      \           \______\
                                                   \______\

              artist.....: Dizzy Gillespie
              album......: The Essential Recordings

              year.......: 2017
              label......: Primo
                           PRMCD 6213
              source.....: CDDA

              moodswing..: Jazz

              releasesize:160,84 MB
              tracks.....: cd1: 20 / cd2: 20
              length.....: 136:12

              encoder....: VBR LAME 3.98.4 -V0
              quality....: avg. 160kbps

              scenealized: 10.06.2017







              John Birks "Dizzy" Gillespie (born
              October 21, 1917, died January 6, 1993)
              was an American jazz trumpeter,
              bandleader, composer, and singer.
              Gillespie was a trumpet virtuoso and
              improviser, building on the virtuoso
              style of Roy Eldridge but adding layers
              of harmonic complexity previously
              unheard in jazz. His beret and horn-
              rimmed spectacles, his scat singing,
              his bent horn, pouched cheeks and his
              light-hearted personality were
              essential in popularizing bebop. In the
              1940s Gillespie, with Charlie
              Parker, became a major figure in the
              development of bebop and modern jazz.
              He taught and influenced many other
              musicians, including trumpeters Miles
              Davis, Jon Faddis, Fats Navarro,
              Clifford Brown, Arturo Sandoval, Lee
              Morgan, Chuck Mangione, balladeer
              Johnny Hartman, and one of Gillespie's
              final pupils before his death, Robert
              Stewart (saxophonist).
              AllMusic's Scott Yanow wrote: "Dizzy
              Gillespie's contributions to jazz were
              huge. One of the greatest jazz
              trumpeters of all time, Gillespie was
              such a complex player that his
              contemporaries ended up being similar
              to those of Miles Davis and Fats
              Navarro instead, and it was not until
              Jon Faddis's emergence in the 1970s
              that Dizzy's style was successfully
              recreated [....] Arguably Gillespie is
              remembered, by both critics and fans
              alike, as one of the greatest jazz
              trumpeters of all time". Here comes a
              compilation of a vast part of his body
              of work.





              psst, more info at N/A



             CD1

      01      A Night in Tunisia                                  03:08
      02      I Can't Get Started                                 03:01
      03      Good Bait                                           03:01
      04      Blue 'N' Boogie                                     02:57
      05      Groovin' High                                       02:41
      06      Dizzy Atmosphere                                    02:47
      07      Salt Peanuts                                        03:14
      08      Shaw 'nuff                                          02:58
      09      Hot House                                           03:07
      10      Round About Midnight                                02:53
      11      52nd Street Theme                                   03:05
      12      One Bass Hit Pt. 1                                  02:55
      13      Oop-Bop-Sh'bam                                      03:00
      14      Things to Come                                      02:45
      15      Emanon                                              03:08
      16      Two Bass Hit                                        02:48
      17      Algo Bueno Woody 'N' You                            03:00
      18      Cubana Be                                           02:41
      19      Guarachi Guaro                                      03:11
      20      Lover Come Back to Me                               03:30

             CD2

      01      Manteca                                             03:08
      02      St. Louis Blues                                     03:07
      03      Katy (Dizzier and Dizzier)                          03:04
      04      in the Land of Oo-Bla-Dee                           02:36
      05      Bloomdido                                           03:27
      06      Mohawk                                              03:37
      07      My Melancholy Baby                                  03:26
      08      Relaxin' with Lee                                   02:49
      09      Swing Low Sweet Chariot                             02:55
      10      Interlude in C                                      02:35
      11      Jungla                                              04:47
      12      Con Alma                                            05:03
      13      Tin Tin Deo                                         04:15
      14      on the Sunny Side of the Street                     05:42
      15      Jordu                                               04:12
      16      Birk's Works                                        04:56
      17      Umbrella Man                                        03:00
      18      My Heart Belongs to Daddy                           06:01
      19      My Man                                              04:18
      20      There is No Greater Love                            03:24

Files