Charlie Parker played with several formations under his own name, quartets, quinetets, septets, etc, some large orchestras with vocalists, and, in his later years, with pick-up bands of local musicians whever he was currently appearing.
Two of the Quartets (one also known as The Quartet of Charlie Parker)
1947
Charlie Parker - Alto Sax
Erroll Garner - Piano
Red Callender - Bass
Harold "Doc" West - Drums
1952
Charlie Parker - Alto Sax
Dick Cary - Piano
Eddie Safranski - Bass
Don Lamond - Drums
Two of the Quartets (one also known as The Quartet of Charlie Parker)
1947
Charlie Parker - Alto Sax
Erroll Garner - Piano
Red Callender - Bass
Harold "Doc" West - Drums
1952
Charlie Parker - Alto Sax
Dick Cary - Piano
Eddie Safranski - Bass
Don Lamond - Drums
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Charlie Parker Quartet Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Charlie Parker Quartet:
I'm in the Mood for Love I'm in the mood for love Simply because you're near me. Funn…
Now Why don't you come over 'bout a quarter to nine Bring…
Now's The Time Why don't you come over 'bout a quarter to nine Bring…
Star Eyes Star eyes, That to me is what your eyes are, Soft as…
The Song Is You I hear music when I look at you, A beautiful theme…
The lyrics can frequently be found in the comments below or by filtering for lyric videos.
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Raef Black:
Yes!
Professor "Bird" was/is the MAN - uppermost encased, flights ahead of that time and THIS TIME as well, despite all the tutor books and literature on the Rudiments and Theory of (Jazz) Music.
Charlie "Yardbird" Parker lives;
Long live Charlie "Yardbird" Parker!
C"Yd"P:RIP!
- with respect!
Oscar Grillo
I draw pictures and Bird is more inspirational to me than many artists are
-Bird was IMMENSE IN EVERY ASPECT!
Aaron McCoy
his lines are brilliant in this. classical mixed with pure down home blues.
Harrison Ferlauto
Such a hip piano intro for 1952, Hank Jones was a great musician.
vova47
Thank you ! It´s so refreshing to hear Bird w. Hank & Co. after hearing some of the music that passes for jazz these days......
Gimme Some Music!
This song is so joyful. Parker makes it
sound effortless.
Dylan Gatenby
You just have to love the works of Charlie Parker.
Bird does great on this pretty chart.
Kurtis C.
This guy is a genius
Jasper Chance
never been a doubt ever
Dylan Gatenby
Agreed!!
Oscar Grillo
" It's just music. It's playing clean and looking for the pretty notes."