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Concert of the Century - Tribute to Charlie Parker

Concert of the Century - Tribute to Charlie Parker by Dizzy Gillespie buy album

Dizzy Gillespie

Label: Justin-Time
Released: 2017
Views: 3,174

Track Listing

Blue 'n' Boogie; If I Should Lose You; Darben the Red Foxx; Time on my Hands; Get Happy; The Shadow of Your Smile; Bass Solo / Manha de Carnaval / Work Song; Stardust.

Personnel

Dizzy Gillespie
Dizzy Gillespie

trumpet

Additional Personnel / Information

Dizzy Gillespie: trumpet; Ray Brown: bass; Milt Jackson: vibes; Hank Jones: piano; Philly Joe Jones: drums; James Moody: tenor saxophone; flute.


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