Charlie Parker - "Groovin' High" video free download

ささきようじ

Bird lives!

The God of Truth

Not quite my tempo

My Name is NOT RICK!!!

I'm high groovin'

Grant Koeller

This photo was taken at the 3 Deuces nightclub (recognizable by the distinct button-tufted walls) on 52nd Street in NYC, late 1947. Miles on trumpet, Tommy Potter is seen on bass.. At the time Bird's other associates in the recording studio were Duke Jordan on piano (I imagine that's the back of his head we see here) and Max Roach on drums. Bird's legendary Dial sessions were recorded during this period.

Grant Koeller

That is Miles Davis on trumpet

Grant Koeller

That is Miles Davis in the photo....

Ryan Togia

Yo when this dude going on tour?

FLAC05

Wanna know how he got the name Bird?

tuxguys

Herbie Williams, not Miles?It sure sounds like early, getting-it-together Miles...When the early Bop-ers were looking for material to record (with no money to pay for the rights to standard tunes), Dizzy Gillespie (or somebody) found out that it was impossible to copyright chord changes without the attendant melody, so they took pop tunes and wrote new heads to them."Groovin' High" is a new melody written to the chord changes of "Whispering."(Another example would be "Donna Lee," written to the changes of "Back Home Again In Indiana.")Bird is effortlessly supernatural here, as he always is.

jascam1

Old Jamaican Proverb " And when I die just lay me down in music"

fooloof

Bird in the back of a cab, eating chicken and getting top from a snow bunny.

andres hernandez

en la foto... es Miles..!! y no Williams

Steven Hoyer

foster holds the show

Steven Hoyer

cloud 9 baby

crazy loops

WOW BANANA

Frank Spada

Black Rain Street Condiviso su Google+ con una fotografia

Michael Boudell

Pure sweet juice.

Rodrigo Páez

Does anyone know if Blues for a stripper is Charlie Parker and if so called ?, not find it anywhere :c

Edward Hannaby

Bird. Fully fantastic.

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