Charlie Parker - "Moose the Mooche" video free download

rene diaz

imagine some charlie recorded in non-shitty mics?

Cottingham Tennis Club

You want to really dig Bird's genius?' Moose the Mooche' is the nickname for Bird's connection in La, one Emery Byrd. the Cat dealt drugs from his wheelchair - does not the Head of the tune move like the starting and stopping or staccato rhythm of a wheelchair? Bird Lives!

Jim Burns

What a great way to spend about five minutes, and feel so much better

Diego Cabella

Moose the Mooche in A Major...?

flat5

Red played great with Miles a few years later but here he does not seem (to me) to be able to comp for Bird. He over plays and it does not relate to what Bird is doing. This might be the only time he played with Parker. I don't know.

Anna Wenkus

We are never going to hear anything resembling this again, I really hope I'm wrong

Bouziani Farid

Bird.Le l'improvisateur,le créateur,touché par la grâce.

Señor Rakthai

Y pensar que Moose the Mooche era su proveedor de heroína.Ajajaja

James Zito

damn its so hip

Aural Art

@Mathias Tinghøj You could either see it as A A' if you take it in 8 bar segments or you take it in four bar segments than we could see it as ABA'B'

Rasmus Tinning

You misunderstand what I'm saying. The comparison was in terms of cultural influence, not a musical comparison. I was never a beatles fan but I saw how they liberated a whole generation the same way as Pops liberated my grandad's generation and Bird my father´s - even though we are Europeans. But they are largely forgotten while Beatles is still celebrated, which I would like to redress.

Rod GS

Obvious troll is obvious, dude.

orlyrabbit

cone of my fave Bird tunes

Jonas Ra

Got this on wax!!! LAWD , thanks

Zach Gay

They were just as important to 20th century music as any of the rest of them, and there is indeed genius in their works. They were groundbreaking as far as rock music went, and helped elevate the genre beyond it's initial simple-mindedness. Anyone who has seriously studied 20th century music as a whole will tell you the same.

Ascension

You're comparing two inadvertently uncomparable acts. They boyh have rights to be called geniuses in their own ways. Dont diss Charlie.

Unlucky Drop-Out

just from an intellectual point. in terms of what it sounds like it'll always be wank

Dom Kirtley

"This shit" Is something that changed music forever, Parker is a legend to an extent beyond any other musician, especially the likes of the Beatles. Do some solo analysis and take into account the complex chord relations and phrase structures were spontaneous. It'll soon click..

Unlucky Drop-Out

going up and down scales ≠ genius

Unlucky Drop-Out

idiot. the beatles are a million times better than this shit